2014 C l e v e l a n d S ta t e

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2014 ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 1 Aleksandar Drobac GK So. 6-6 181 Ruma, Serbia / SPSU 2 NickKane D Jr. 5-10 170 Mayfield,Ohio/Mayfield 3 JamesMilli D So. 6-2 185 NorthRoyalton,Ohio/WalshJesuit 4 MichaelDichlian D Fr. 6-2 175 Copley,Ohio/Copley 5 SergioManesio MF So. 5-9 175 London,England/SandwellAcademy 6 AlecNagucki MF Fr. 6-0 180 Medina,Ohio/St.Ignatius 7 HeshamHammouda MF/F Fr. 5-10 150 Cairo,Egypt/BasheerInternationalSchool 8 VictorZamora MF Jr. 5-8 156 Rockford,Ill./BoylonCatholic 9 AlvaroPichardo F Jr. 6-1 180 Managua,Nicaragua/Starkville(Ms.)10 AlexObbey MF/F Sr. 5-9 160 Amherst,Ohio/AmherstSteele11 WallisDebourou F Jr. 5-9 165 Paris,France/BlairAcademy12 KevinBlackwood D/MF Fr. 5-9 157 Kingston,Jamaica/JamaicaCollege13 SilvesterMessiah F Fr. 5-9 160 ColumbiaStation,Ohio/Midview14 JakeLagania D Fr. 5-11 175 NorthRoyalton,Ohio/NorthRoyalton15 CheoArmstrong MF Jr. 5-11 160 Nashville,Tenn./KingCollege16 CristianArboleda MF Sr. 5-8 145 Medellin,Colombia/ColegioSalesianoelSufragio17 MikeDerezic MF Sr. 5-8 165 Cleveland,Ohio/Lakewood18 ColinEedy MF/D Fr. 5-10 175 Mentor,Ohio/Mentor19 JacobNaumann MF Sr. 5-7 155 Medina,Ohio/Highland20 KareemBanton MF Fr. 5-8 145 Kingston,Jamaica/Excelsior21 DanKoniarczyk MF/F So. 5-10 145 NorthRidgeville,Ohio/Clonlara22 ThomasBeck F Sr. 5-11 185 Poland,Ohio/CardinalMooney23 MikeMatlock MF Sr. 6-1 180 Strongsville,Ohio/Strongsville24 MustafaRaychouni D Jr. 5-9 160 DearbornHeights,Mich./Dearborn25 AntonSegota F Fr. 5-10 180 FortLauderdale,Fla./CardinalGibbons28 ZakPetrenko GK Jr. 5-11 195 Brunswick,Ohio/Brunswick99 NickCiraldo GK So. 6-0 180 Peninsula,Ohio/CuyahogaValleyChristianAcademy Head Coach: Ali KazemainiAssistant Coach:KirkHarwatAssistant Coach/Goalkeepers: Amir KettaniStudent Assistant Coach:VisnuMaharaj

Credits The2012ClevelandStateMen’sSoccerMediaGuidewaswrittenandupdatedbyMattSchickler,SIDAssistantanddesignedbyReneeAdam,AssistantSID.EditedbyGregMurphy,SportsInformationDirector.PhotographydonebyBrianHart,JiannWang ClevelandStateUniversityiscommittedtonon-discriminationonthebasisofrace,color,religion,nationalorigin,sex,age,handicapordisability,sexualorientation,disabledveteranorVietnameraveteranstatus,andtoequalaccessineducationandemployment.ClevelandStateUniversityisanAffirmativeAction/EqualOppor-tunityemployerandespeciallyencouragesapplicationsfromminoritiesandwomen,personswithhandicapsordisabilities,anddisabledandVietnameraveterans.

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FACTS

FirstYear ................................1954All-TimeRecord ...........430-415-84Affiliation............NCAADivisionIConference .............HorizonLeague

Nickname ................................ VikingsSchoolColors ...............Green&White

PRogRam HIstoRy

CoaCHIng staFFHeadCoach ...................... Ali Kazemaini

Alma Mater ............ClevelandState,1983RecordatCSU.................54-63-18(8years)AssistantCoaches ................... Amir Kettani

......................................................KirkHarwatMen’sSoccerOfficePhone ......(216)687-4810

Cleveland stateLocation .......................................Cleveland,OhioFounded ................................ClevelandState1964 FennCollege1929

Enrollment ...........................................................17,323President ..................................Dr.RonaldM.Berkman

AthleticsDirector .............................................JohnParrySportAdministrator ................VirnetteHouse-Browning

MEN’S SOCCERC l e v e l a n d S t a t e

2014 SEASON PREVIEWUnderheadcoachAliKazemaini,ClevelandStatefinishedthe

2013seasonwithan8-12recordanda3-4markintheHorizonLeague.Thefirsthalfof theseasonsawsomeroughspots,buttheVikingsfinishedtheseasonwitha5-3recordafterOctober12.

While last season’s teamwas loadedwithsenior leadershipalloverthefield,thisyear’steamwillbeyounger,withjustfiveseniors.Additionally,fourofthenineupperclassmenonthisteamaretransfers.Theteamwillwelcomeinfivetotal transfersandninefreshmenastheylooktochallengefortheHorizonLeaguecrown.Hereisapositionalgroupbreakdownofthe2014Vikings.

FORWARD

Betweengraduationand transfers, theVikings lost14goalsand10assistsfromforwards.Fortunately,theteamhasrecruitedwellandhassomegood,youngtalentreadytotakecontrolinthefront-thirdofthefield.

Seniors Alex Obbey and Mike Matlock will look to havebreakout seasons in their final collegiate campaigns afterstrugglingtofindconsistancyintheirfirstthreeseasons.JuniorCristianArboledalookstofindmoreplayingtimefortheVikingsafter appearing in 10 matches last season. Sophomore DanKoniarczykhadagoodshowinghisfreshmanyearin14gamesandwilllooktobuildonthatinanexpandedrolethisupcomingseason.

The addition of transfer Thomas Beck could pay hugedividendsrightawayfortheVikings.Beckisaprovencollegeiatescorer,whoscored31goalsinthreeseasonattheUniversityofMountUnion.FellowtransferWallisDebourouislookingfortheopportunity toprovehe canmake an impact on the collegiatelevelaftertransferringfromSaintFrancis(Pa.).

ThemostintriguingtransfermaybejuniorAlvaroPichardo,whocomestoCSUafterspendingtwoseasonsattheUniversityof Mobile. Pichardo was a dynamo his freshman year in theYellowhammer State, scoring 12 goals in the team’s run to anNAIAnationalchampionshipin2012.

MIDFIELDUndoubtedly themidfield unit for this 2014Vikings squad

willbenefitfromloadsofdepth.Thecoachingstaffsignedfourfreshmenmidfielders,andreturnssomeprovenveterans.

The real excitement this season is about sophomore SergioManesio,whoplayedandstarted in19of the team’s20gameslast season,was second on the team in goals last seasonwithfive,andfinishedtheseasonwith12points.ThecoachingstaffwilllooktoManesiotocontinuetoprovidescoringchancesforhimselfaswellastheotherplayersaroundhim.

Three-yearstarterMikeDerezicwillprovideleadershipandexperience in themiddle half of the field for theVikings. TheformerHorizonLeagueAll-NewcomerTeammemberwillalsolooktosetthetonewithhisphysicality.

Fellow senior Jacob Naumann will look to hold down amidfieldspotinhisfinalseason,whilejuniorsCheoArmstrongandVictorZamorawill looktoexpandtheirrolesandprovidemorestabilityaftercomingoffthebenchformostoflastseason.

DEFENSEAfter learning behind an experienced group last season,

sophomoreJamesMilliwilllooktoprovehecanbeamainstayin the CSU defense. Talented freshmenMichael Dichlian, JakeLagania,andKevinBlackwoodwilllooktocompeteforastartingspotintheirfirstyearoncampus.TransferNickKanewilladdsomedepthinthebackthirdofthefield.

GOALKEEPERTheVikingshadthreekeeperswhostartedatleastfivegames

lastseason,oneofwhomwassophomoreNickCiraldowhowilllikelygetthefirstchancetocapturethestartingkeeperspotafterstarting10gamesasafreshman.

ZachPetrenkoreturnstothesquadafterayearawayfromtheteam.Hesawlimitedplayingtimeasfreshmanin2012.MountOlive transferAleksandarDrobacwill look to compete for thespotaswell.

Kr e n z l e r F i e l d

Csu’s Home soCCeR FIeld FoR moRe tHan two deCades

Krenzler Field, the home of Vikingsoccer for more than two decades,reopened in 2005 after undergoing a$2.9 million renovation that trans-formeditfromasoccerfieldtoayear-roundmulti-usesportscomplex.The renovations consisted of two

majorimprovements,eachofwhichhasdramatically improved the athleticphysical plant for all CSU sports. Thenatural grass playing surface wasremoved in favor of a state-of-the-artFieldTurfartificialfield.The second change became visible

last December when a removable air-supported dome was placed over thefield,creatinganindoorpracticefacilityforallsportsforthewintermonths.TheadditionofFieldTurfwasmade

necessary when women’s soccer wasadded atCSU, increasing theusage ofthefieldtothepointwhereitwouldbeimpossibletomaintainthenaturalgrasssurface.FieldTurf,arevolutionaryplayingsur-

facethatcombinesthepropertiesofnatu-ral grasswith thedurability of artificialturf, has been installed on almost 1,000playing surfaces in 20 countries aroundtheworld. It iscurrently inuse inoverhalfoftheNationalFootballLeaguesta-diumsandbyalmost50NCAADivisionI institutions. It has been approved forplaybyFIFA,theworldgoverningbodyfor soccer,with some of the top profes-sionalteamsaroundtheworldcurrentlypracticingandplayingonit.The removable dome, a product of

YeadonDomes, covers the entire lengthand width of Krenzler Field, approxi-mately94,000squarefeet,witha60-footceiling.It ismadeofaheavydutyvinylcoatedflameresistantpolyesterarchitec-turalfabric.TheKrenzlerDomeisawelcomeaddi-

tion, especially since the IntramuralSportsCenter,theonlyotherindoorprac-tice facilityoncampus,wasdemolishedinthewinterof2005tomakewayfortherecently opened Student RecreationCenter.Thedomebenefitsmore than just soc-

cer.

The softball teamholdpreseasonprac-tices in the facility each winter with thespacebeinglargeenoughtosetuparegu-lationsoftballfield.Thesizeofthefieldalsomakesitpossi-

ble to set up an indoordriving range forthe golf teams along with batting cagesandpitchersmoundsforsoftball.The renovation of Krenzler is the first

step in the construction of CSU’s VarsityVillage, a concentrationofuniversityath-letic facilities interwoven with new resi-dential livingspacesbetweenE.19thandE.24thstreetsalong thenorthernedgeofcampus.Futureplanscallfortheadditionofanon-campusbaseballfield,thereloca-tionofVikingField,thehomeofCSUsoft-ball, and the reconfiguringof theMalagaTennisCenter.Builtatanoriginalcostof$1.9million,

KrenzlerFieldbecamethe firstuniversityoutdoorathleticvenuewhen itwasdedi-catedonOctober17,1985.Designedandbuilt specifically forvar-

sitysoccer,thefieldisnestledatthenorth-westcornerofthecampusagainstaback-ground of downtown skyscrapers. Thecomplex includes permanent seating for1,680 and an electric scoreboard and clock, plusa fieldbuildinghousing two36-per-son team locker rooms, a referee lockerroom, a training room, a storage room and

public restroom facilities. The lightingsystemprovides50footcandlesofillumi-nation.ThefacilityisnamedinhonorofJudge

AlvinI.Krenzler,along-timesupporterofthe university. Krenzler served on theCSU Board of Trustees from July 1967untilAugust1970,leavingtheboardwhenhe became judge of the Eighth DistrictCourtofAppeals.He retiredas judgeoftheUnitedStatesDistrictCourt,NorthernDistrictofOhioin1992.ItwasKrenzler’sgenerouscontribution

-whichatthetimewasthelargestsinglegift ever made to CSU athletics - thatmadecompletionofthefacilitypossible.Judge Krenzler, along with numerous

soccer alumni,were in attendancewhenthefieldwasrededicatedbeforethedou-bleheaderonOctober2,2005.Onthatday,the Viking women hosted Green Baywhile the CSU men followed againstButler.

WhenAliKazemainitookovertheClevelandStatesoccerprogramin2006,heinhertiedateamwithlowexpectationsfollowingawinless2005season.

Inashortperiod,Kazemainihasbeenabletoturntheprogramaround,winningat leasteightgamesfivetimessincetakingoveratCSU.Kazemaini’sbestseasonwiththeVikingscamein 2012 when the team won 11 games and was able to bring home the Horizon LeagueTournamenttitle,helpingClevelandStatequalifyfortheNCAAtournamentforthefirsttimesince1980.

Inhis22yearsasaheadcoachAliKazemainihascompiledarecordof238-151-31,including62victoriesatClevelandStateintotal,anda33-15-6recordatKrenzlerFieldoverthepastsixseasons.

Lastseason,theVikingsfinishedwithanoverallrecordof8-12,whilefinishingfifthintheconferencewitha3-4mark.Inwhatcouldbedescribedasanoverallup-and-downseason,thepeakoftheseasoncameinOctoberwhentheVikingsrattledoffathreegamewinningstreakagainstGreenBay,BowlingGreen,andDetroit.

The2012seasonsawtheVikingsfinish11-6-3(4-1-2),placingsecondintheHorizonLeagueregularseasonstandingsbeforetakinghometheleague’stournamenttitlewitha2-0winoverLoyola.Theteamoutscoreditsopponent29-18ontheseason,includingfourgamesofatleastthreegoals.

Taking over thewinless CSU program beginningwith the 2006 season, Kazemaini returned immediate results. CoachKazemainiledtheVikingstothelargestturnaroundamongallNCAADivisionIprograms,endingtheseasonwitha6-10-2record.Duringthe2007season,theVikingsfinishedwitharecordof3-7-2inmatchesdecidedbyonegoalorless,indicatingtheywerebetterthantheir3-12-3overallrecord.

In2008,theVikingsturnedthecorner,finishingwithaleaguemarkof8-3-1andflexedtheirmuscleathome,going7-3-1atKrenzlerField.ThestrongseasonfinishedwithanappearanceintheHorizonLeagueChampionshipmatch,thefirstsince2002.

KazemainicamebacktoClevelandStateafter14successfulseasonsasheadcoachatJohnCarrollUniversity.

KazemainitookoveratJCUin1992andtheBlueStreaksimmediatelybenefited,going 15-2-1 andwinning theOhioAthleticConferenceChampionship inhis firstseason.Theaccomplishmentsquicklypiledup.HewonsevenOACregularseasontitlesduringhis14years,earningaleaguetournamentberth12timesandclaimingfourtournamentchampionships.

He guided his teams to the NCAA Tournament in 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2005,highlightedbyatriptotheroundof16in2003.

Forhisefforts,KazemainiwasnamedOACCoachoftheYearthreetimes(2000,2001,& 2005) and theNSCAA/AdidasRegionalCoach of theYear twice (2000&2001).

DuringhistenureatJohnCarroll,Kazemainicoachedplayerswhowonall-leaguehonors 42 times, all-region accolades 21timesand31All-Ohiochoices.

In the classroom, eight of his playerswerenamedto theCoSIDAAcademicAll-District team,with two earningAcademicAll-Americahonors.

A native of Tehran, Iran, Kazemainioriginally came toClevelandState in1980andplayedonteamsthatcompileda42-21-12 record,makingoneNCAA tournamentappearance.

Kazemaini,oneoftwoplayersinVikinghistory to lead the team in scoring fourstraightyears,currentlyranksfifthinCSUhistory in goals (41), sixth in total points(102)andninthinassists(20).

KazemainibeganhisCSUplayingcareerinfinefashion,leadingtheteamingoals(6),assists(4)andpoints(16)in1980.

He came back the following year todouble his scoring totals, tallying team

highsinallthreecategorieswith12goals,eightassistsand32pointstoearnsecondteamAll-AmericaandfirstteamAll-Ohioaccolades,helpingCSUtoa14-5-2record.

tHe kazemaInI CoaCHIng FIle

at JoHn CaRRoll (1992-2005)Year W L T1992 15 2 11993 17 3 01994 11 7 21995 12 4 21996 10 9 11997 12 6 11998 8 9 01999 9 7 12000 12 3 22001 15 3 02002 13 5 22003 17 5 02004 12 6 02005 13 7 1Total 176 76 13

at Cleveland state (2006-PR.)Year W L T2006 6 10 22007 3 12 32008 9 8 32009 7 8 52010 9 10 12011 9 9 12012 11 6 32013 8 12 02014 0 0 0Total 62 75 18Career 238 151 31

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Head CoaCH // nIntH season

Kirk Harwat, a Cleveland native, is beginning his third season as an assistant coach atClevelandStateduringthe2013season.

HarwatwasabighelptotheClevelandStateprogramin2012,astheVikingswent11-6-3ontheyear,whilealsotakinghometheHorizonLeaguetournamenttitle.Withtheleaguecrown,theVikingsqualifiedfortheNCAATournamentforthefirsttimesince1980.

PriortoarrivingatCSU,HarwatspenttwoyearsasanassistantcoachatRichmond.Beforeworking for the Spidershe servedas the assistant coach for theU-16 andU-18 teamsat theInternationalsDevelopmentalAcademy.ThereheguidedtheU-16teamtoadivisiontitleandsubsequentberthintheNationalChampionship.

HewasanassistantcoachatLouisvillein2008beforeworkingatBradFriedel’sPremierSoccerAcademyin2009.HealsoservedasanassistantcoachatSt.IgnatiusHighSchool,helpingtheWildcatstoa23-1markandstaterunner-upfinish.

A2005graduateofAkronwithadegreeinbusinessmarketing,Harwatwasatwo-yearstandoutfortheZipsaftertransferringfromAshland.

In2002,HarwatwasnamedtheMACNewcomeroftheYear,aswellasfirstteamAll-MACandall-regionafterleadingtheteamwithninegoalsand22points.Ayear later,Harwatearnedfirst teamall-leagueandall-regionhonorsafter tallying23pointsonninegoalsandfiveassists,helpingtheZipstothethirdroundoftheNCAAChampionship.

HarwatbeganhiscollegiatecareeratAshland,finishingfourthinthenationwith19goalsasafreshmantoearnGreatLakesIntercollegiateAthleticConferenceNewcomeroftheYearhonorsaswellasfirstteamall-leagueandall-regionaccolades.Hewasarepeatselectiontotheall-leagueandall-regionteamsasasophomore.

Followinghiscollegiatecareer,Harwatwasselectedasoneof50playersinvitedtotheMLSplayercombineandplayedforthe2003ChicagoFirePDLsquadthatreachedtheleaguefinal.HealsospentthreeyearsplayingprofessionallyforBorussiaMonchengladbachinGermany.

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assIstant CoaCH // tHIRd season

AmirKettanireturnstoCSUwherehewasapartofthecoachingstaffin2008andastudent-athletefrom2002-04.

KettanihaspreviouslyworkedwithAlanKellywhoiscurrentlythegoaliecoachfortheFAIFederationNationalteam,andhasalsoworkedwithDanGasperwhoispresentlythegoalkeepercoach for the Iranian National team. He has also been an integral part of the ClevelandInternationalDevelopmentAcademy coaching staff,working as a goalkeeper coachwith theU-14,U-16,andU-18teams.Duringhiscoachingtenure,KettaniworkedwithCharlieHorton,whorecentlysignedwithPeterboroughUnitedandwasamemberofEngland’sLeagueOne.

KettaniattendedAshlandUniversityplayinginthe2001seasonatgoalkeeoerhisfreshmanyearandthentransferredtoClevelandStatewhereheplayedfrom2002-04. In2004,heearnedFirst-TeamHorizonLeaguehonorsasagoalkeeperandwasaco-captainandteamMVPduringhisfinalseason.

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assIstant CoaCH/goalkeePeRs // seCond season

VisnuMaharajisinhisfirstseasonasastudentassistantcoachatClevelandState.Heisaformerplayer for themen’s soccerprogram,earning letters in2012and2013aftera redshirtseason in 2011.

In his two seasonswith theVikings,Maharajwas a key component of theCSUdefense,appearingin17matchesandmaking13starts.HehelpedtheVikingsclaimthe2012HorizonLeagueChampionshipandearnaberthintheNCAAtournament.

student assIstant CoaCH // FIRst season

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senIoR // F // Poland, oH // CaRdInal mooney

PRIOR TO CLEVELAND STATEAttendedUniversityofMountUnioninAlliance,Ohio...finishedcareertherewith75pointsin56games,scoring31goalsandadding13assists...playedandstartedin19matchesin2013season...netted12goalsandfinishedwith31pointson theseason...addedsevenassists infinalseason...scoredfourgame-winninggoals...registeredteamhigh28pointsand12goalsinsophomoreseasonfortheRaiders...addedfourassistsinhissecondvarsitycampaign...fin-ishedseasonwiththreegame-winninggoals...rankedfourthinconferenceingoalsandfifthinpoints...garneredfirstteamall-OAChonors.

HIGH SCHOOLNamedfirstteamall-statefollowingseniorseasonatCardinalMooney...alsodrewall-region,all-district,all-county,andall-conferencehonors...earnedonevarsityletterinbasketball

PERSONALBornonJanuary25,1992...sonofM.FrankandJenniferBeck...

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senIoR // F // medellIn, ColumbIa // ColumbIa el suRRagIo 2013- SOPHOMORE SEASONPlayed in 10 games, starting four... scored one goal and added two points on four shotsattempted... lone season goal came on the road atPortlandonSept.1.

2012 - FRESHMAN SEASONOneofsevenVikingsthatsawtimeinall20gamesthispastseason,starting14ofthosecontests…Oneof only two CSU freshman to see playing time in

all20games(alongwithDaniloRadjen)…Finishedtheyeartiedforfourthontheteamwithninepoints…Hadthreegoalsandthreeassistsontheyear…scoredtheteam’sonlygoalintheNCAATournamentfirstroundgame,a2-1losstoMichiganState…scored eventual game-winning goal in his first collegiate game, a 2-0winoverRobertMorris.

PERSONALBornSeptember6, 1992 inMedellin,Colombia…sonof IvanDarioArboledaandMarySolCastanoOrozco…hasonebrother,MateoArboledaCastano…internationalbusinessmajor.

senIoR // mF // Cleveland, oHIo // lakewood

2013- JUNIOR SEASONPlayedin19gamesfortheVikings,starting16ofthosecontests...attempted21shotswith10beingongoal... notched three shots atOregonState (Aug. 30), againstBuffalo (Sept. 22) andagainstAkron(Oct.9)...notchedloneassistofseasonagainstWrightState(Nov.12).

2012 - SOPHOMORE SEASONPlayed in 19 games for CSU, starting 15 of thosecontests…had four goals on the year, tying him forsecondontheteaminthatcategory…scoredtwogoalsina3-2overtimewinatLoyola(Oct.24)…histwogoalsatLoyolawerethegame-tyinggoalinregulationandgame-winninggoalinovertime…alsoscoredagoalvs.RobertMorris(Aug.24)andBelmont(Oct.3).

2011 - FRESHMAN SEASONNamedtotheHorizonLeagueAll-NewcomerTeam…appearedin16matchesandwasinthestartinglineup15times…scoredthefirstgoalofhiscareerina2-1lossatWrightState(Sept.27)…talliedanassistonCSU’sfirstgoalina2-1winoverCanisius(Oct.3)…tiedforfourthontheclubwith14shots.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayedforAndrewTothatLakewoodHighSchool…teamwent13-3andwontheRiverDivisionleagueanddistricttitlesin2008.

PERSONALBornJanuary8,1992…sonofFrankandRoseDerezic…hasanoldersister,Nadia…environmentalstudiesmajor.

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senIoR // mF // stRongsvIlle, oHIo // stRongsvIlle

2013- JUNIOR SEASONCompetedin15gamesandstartedin13contests...recordedthreeshotsandhadoneassistontheyear...loneassistcamein3-0victoryoverGreenBay(Oct.12).

2012 - RS- JUNIOR SEASONMatlocksatouttheseasonaftertransferringfromOhioState.

PRIOR TO CLEVELAND STATEMatlockcomestoClevelandStatefollowingpreviousstintsattwootherschools…beginninghiscollegecareerplayingoneseasonatUMassin2010,beforetransferringtoOhioStateasasophomorein2011…Matlocksawtimeinonegameasbothafreshmanandsophomoreforeachprogram.

HIGH SCHOOLHelped team to State Final Four as both a freshman and senior…three time all-conferencehonoree…ConferencePlayeroftheYearasasenior…twotimeAll-Ohioplayer…namedall-regionasasenior.

PERSONALBornAugust20,1991 inStrongsville,Ohio…sonofHarryandSallyMatlock…hasonesisterPamela…healthsciencespre-physicaltherapymajor.

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senIoR // F // amHeRst, oHIo // amHeRst steele

2013- JUNIOR SEASONStarted in 15 contests and played in 16 games forCSU... recorded one assist againstMarshall (Sept.8)...attemptedfiveshotsontheseason.

PRIOR TO CLEVELAND STATEAttended the University of Louisville where heplayed from 2010-2012 appearing in 35 matches...redshirtedduringthe2010season...nettedtwogoals

andtwoassistsfortheCardinals.

HIGH SCHOOLHelpedleadhisteamtotheirbestrecordinschoolhistorywithanoverallrecordof11-3-3his senioryear... seta school record inassistswith17 inhisfinalyear...earnedfirstteamAll-OhioandAll-GreaterClevelandhonorshissenioryear...wasnamedMVPof theGreaterClevelandAll-StarGame...garneredteamandleagueMVPhonorsasasenior.

PERSONALBornonJanuary26,1992...sonofElliotandKimObbey...hasonebrother,Jordan...plansonmajoringininformationsystems.

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senIoR // mF // medIna, oHIo // HIgHland

2013- JUNIOR SEASONPlayedin17gamesandstartedinfive...attempted10shots,withthreecomingongoalandhadoneassistontheyear.

2012 -SOPHOMORE SEASONPlayedninegamesforCSUin2012,makingonestart(a2-0winvs.DuquesneSept.18th)…Hadonegoalontheyear(ina4-0winoverBelmontOct.3rd).

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY (2011)Playedinninegamesin2011forFloridaAtlantic.

HIGH SCHOOLTeamfinishedfifth in stateasa freshmanandeighthasa senior…wona leaguechampionshiphisseniorseason…teamcompiled78winsinhiscareer…namedfirstteamAll-League,All-District,All-StateandAll-Midwestasasenior…had21goalsand16assistsasasenior…namedNSCAAAcademicAll-American.

PERSONALBornNovember8,1992inAkron,Ohio…sonofGaryandMaryAnnNaumann…hasthreeoldersistersErin,RachelandBecky…healthsciencespre-physicaltherapymajor.

JunIoR // mF // nasHvIlle, tenn. // kIng College

2013- SOPHOMORE SEASONPlayedin12contests,startinginfour...attemptedsixshotsfromhismidfieldposition.

PRIOR TO CLEVELAND STATEAttended KingCollege for one year in Bristol, Tennesee... scored two gamewinning goals...rankedsecondontheteamwithfourtotalgoalsandninepoints.

PERSONALBorn onDecember 20, 1993... son of Desmond andQenaArmstrong... plans onmajoring ingraphicdesign.

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PRIOR TO CLEVELAND STATESpent two seasons at St. Francis (Pa.), playing in 15 totalmatches... tallied an assist againstWilliam&Maryasasophomore.

PERSONALBornSept.6,1992inMedellin,Colombia…sonofIvanDarioArboledaandMarySolCastanoOrozco…hasonebrother,MateoArboledaCastano…internationalrelationsmajor.

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JunIoR // F // PaRIs, FRanCe // blaIR aCademy

PRIOR TO CLEVELAND STATEAttendedValparaiso,spendingfreshmanseason(2012)onreservesquad.

HIGH SCHOOLAfour-yearletterwinneratMayfield...earnedsecondteamAll-Statehonorsafterbothhisjuniorandseniorseasons...garneredfirstteamAll-Conferencetwice,aswellastwiceearningfirstteamPlainDealerandNewsHeraldaccolades...helpedsquadreachregionalfinalsforfirsttimein22yearsduringhisseniorseason...captureddistricttitleineachofhisfourseasons...memberofNationalHonorsSocietyandthree-timeletterwinnerinbothfootballandbaseball.

PERSONALBorn July14, 1994.…sonofBrianandCristenKane...hasonebrother... engineeringmajor.

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JunIoR // d // mayFIeld, oHIo // mayFIeld

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JunIoR // gk // bRunswICk, oHIo // bRunswICk

2012- FRESHMAN SEASONPlayedinlimitedactionforCSU.

HIGH SCHOOLTeam finished second in its conference with a 7-9-2 record in his senior season... namedhonorablemention all-conference andAll-Sun as a senior... all-conference all-academic as ajuniorandsenior...stopped244shotsinthreeseasons.

PERSONALBornonFebruary2,1994...sonofJeffandMickyPetrenko...hasonebrother,John.

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JunIoR // F // managua, nICaRagua // staRkvIlle

PRIOR TO CLEVELAND STATEAttendedUniversityofMobilein...scoredonegoalandaddedtwoassistsin2013...completedasensationalfreshmancampaign,tyingforsecondonteamingoalswith12...started16ofthe17gamesheappearedinasafreshman...teamwonNAIANationalChampionshipduringhisfreshmanseason.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed under Brian Bennett at Starkville HS... two-time offensive player of the year... wasnamed2011CommercialDispatchAll-AreaPlayeroftheYear...garneredNortheastMississippi

DailyJournalAll-Area...memberof2011ODPRegionIIITeam.

PERSONALBornSept.9,1993,inManagua,Nicaragua...sonofArgenLoaisigaandSergioPichardo…hasonebrotherandonesister...economicsmajor.

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JunIoR // d // deaRboRn HeIgHts, mICH. // deaRboRn

PRIOR TO CSUSpenttwoseasonsatSchoolcraftCollege...scoredtwogoalsandhadtwoassistsin2012.

soPHomoRe // gk // PenInsula, oHIo // CuyaHoga valley CHRIstIan aCademy

2013- FRESHMAN SEASONStartedin10gamesdefendingthenet...ledallgoalkeepersonthe teamwith24savesandearnedtwoshutoutwinsagainstGreenBay(Oct.12)andatWrightState(Oct.30).

HIGH SCHOOLWon State Championship in 2010 as member of CVCAsoccer team, following a runner-up finish in 2009...recordedaCVCAgamerecord inshutoutswitheight in2010...madethelistontheESPNRisetop150inthenationfor2013...spentonlytwoyearsatCVCAbeforeattendingColumbusCrewAcademy.

PERSONALBornonMarch19,1995...sonofLouandNancyCiraldo...plansonmajoringinhistory.

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PRIOR TO CSUSpent two seasons atMt.OliveCollege... started all 17matches he appeared in during 2013season...made85savesandposteda.659savepercentage.

PERSONALBorn June 28, 1992, inVrbas, Serbia... son onRadoslav and SnezanaDrobac... organizationalleadershipmajor.

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soPHomoRe // gk // Ruma, seRbIa

JunIoR // mF // RoCkFoRd, Ill. // boylon CatHolIC

2013- SOPHOMORE SEASONPlayedin10gamesfortheVikings...recordedtwostarts...talliedoneshotontheseason.

2012 - FRESHMAN SEASONPlayedin16games,makingsixstartsasatruefreshmanin2012…Tookeightshotslastseason,withoneofthoseshotsongoal.

HIGH SCHOOLWonaconferencechampionship four straightyears inhighschool…teamwent105-3 inhighschoolcareer…finished third instateasa freshmanandwonstate titeasa junior…named toall-conferenceandall-sectionalteamsfourtimes…namedall-statefourtimes(thirdteam(freshman)andfirstteamotherthreeyears)…namedESPNRisetopsoccerplayerinIllinoisasajunior…namedanAll-Americanasasenior.

PERSONALBornJune16,1994inRockford,Ill.…sonofJoseandVickyZamora…hasonebrotherLuisandonesisterDaniela…marketingmajor.

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soPHomoRe // d // london, england // sandwell aCademy

2013- FRESHMAN SEASONStartedall19games forCSU...wassecondonthe teamin goalswith five... scored first career goal at KrenzlerFieldingameagainstAkron(Oct.9)...notchedtwogoalsin first half win over Green Bay (Oct. 12)... tallied thegamewinninggoal atBowlingGreen (Oct. 16)... foundbackofthenetagainstWrightStateinleaguetournamentquarterfinalgame(Nov.12)...hadtwoassistsandrecorded12pointson39shots,with16shotscomingongoal.

HIGH SCHOOLaBefore attending Sandwell Academy, was formerly a schoolboy at Westbrom andTottenhamHotSpurs.

PERSONALBornonJuly1,1996...sonofMarcellManesio...undecidedonamajor.

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soPHomoRe // d // noRtH Royalton, oHIo // walsH JesuIt

2013- FRESHMAN SEASONPlayedinlimitedactionforCSU.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayeddefenderundercoachKissner...earnedatriptothestatesemifinals in2010...a four-yearstartertogoalongwithplayingthreeyearsintheU.S.DevelopmentalAcademy.

PERSONALBornonDecember8,1994...sonofBethandPeterMilli...hasthreesiblingsinJake,John,and

Sarah...plansonmajoringinfinance.

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soPHomoRe // mF // noRtH RIdgevIlle, oHIo // ClonlaRa

2013- FRESHMAN SEASONPlayedin14gamestobeginhiscollegiatesoccercareer...scoredhisfirstgoalasaVikingina5-2winoverDetroit(Oct.23).

HIGH SCHOOLHelpedhisteamwinstatesthreestraightyearsinarowalongwithearninga trip tonationals...asaseniorheplayed for the International SoccerAcademy... in his

fouryearshetallied45goalsand60assists.

PERSONALBornonAugust29,1994...sonofJohnandDebbieKoniarczyk...majorisundecided.

FResHman // F // kIngston, JamaICa // exCelsIoR

PERSONALBornDec.21,1994, inKingston, Jamaica...sonofAngeleeBrivettandMarkBanton...hastwobrothersandfoursisters...internationalbusinessmajor.

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FResHman // mF // kIngston, JamaICa // JamaICa College

HIGH SCHOOLNamed second teamAll-State by theOhio ScholasticSoccer Coaches Association following his seniorseason...selectedtoAll-Ohio,all-districtandall-leagueteams his final two seasons... Plain Dealer SpecialMentionfollowinghisjuniorcampaign.

PERSONALBornJune17,1995,inAkron,Ohio...sonofPatrickandSusanDichlian...hasonesister...undecidedonamajor.

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FResHman // d // CoPley, oHIo // CoPley

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FResHman // mF // mentoR, oHIo // mentoR

HIGH SCHOOLSecondteamAll-Ohioasaseniorafterscoring10goals... ledteamtostaterunner-upfinishasaseniorandan18-1-2record...two-timeall-districtselection...servedasteamcaptainhisfinaltwoseasons...namedteamMVPasajuniorandsenior...playedinGreaterClevelandAllStarGameatconclusionofsenioryear.

PERSONALBornDec. 8, 1995, inMentor,Ohio... sonofKeithandLinda

Eedy...hasonebrother...businessadministrationmajor.

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FResHman // F // CaIRo, egyPt // basHeeR InteRnatIonal

PRE-CLEVELAND STATEPlayedfortheU19ArabContractorsClubinEgyptfrom2009-14.

PERSONALBornAug.27,1995,inCairo,Egypt...sonofMostafaandSehamHammouda...hastwobrothers...accountingmajor.

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FResHman // d // noRtH Royalton, oHIo // noRtH Royalton

HIGH SCHOOLDecidedtoforegohisseniorseasonofeligibilityatNorthRoy-altonHightoplaywithInternationalsSoccerAcademy...earnedhonorablementionall-districthonorsasasophomore,leadingteamtodistrictsemifinals...ledteaminscoringwitheightgoalsand seven assists... garnered All-Northeast Ohio ConferencehonorsafterleadingteamtoRiverDivisiontitle.

PERSONALSonofEdwardandJoAnneLagania...hastwobrothersandtwosisters...businessmajor.

FResHman // F // ColumbIa statIon, oHIo // mIdvIew

HIGH SCHOOLEarnedsecondteamall-statehonorsasasenior...wasalsoafirstteamall-areapick...namedtoall-conferencefirstteamasajuniorandseniorandwasleagueMVPasasenior...GreaterClevelandScholasticSoccerCoachesAssociationOffensivePlayeroftheYearin2012andafirstteampickin2013...two-timeall-countyselection.

PERSONALBorn June18,1996, inPittsburgh,Pa... sonofWilfredandCarolMessiah...hastwoolderbrothers...sportsmanagementandcriminaljusticemajor.

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HIGH SCHOOLThree-yearletterwinneratSt.Ignatius...didnotplayhisseniorseason, opting to play for the Internationals DevelopmentAcademy... led hisAcademy team in assists and was one ofsquad’stopscorers...playedontwostatechampionshipteamsat St. Ignatius... teamwere national champions his freshmanyear.

PERSONALBornFeb.10,1996,inToledo,Ohio...sonofBobandTammiNagucki...hasonebrotherandtwosisters...mechanicalengineeringmajor.

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FResHman // mF // medIna, oHIo // st. IgnatIus

HIGH SCHOOLPlayedtwoyearsforheadcoachRafaelFerreiro...helpedteamtoacombined35-15recordandtwodistricttitles...teamMVPasajuniorandsenior...namedto2014AllStarGame.

PERSONALBornJuly22,1996,inZagreb,Croatia...sonofBrankoandEnaSegota..hastwosisters...financemajor.

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FResHman // F // FoRt laudeRdale, Fla. // CaRdInal gIbbons

2013 Cleveland State Men's SoccerCleveland State Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 05, 2014)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 8-12 5-5 3-6 0-1CONFERENCE 4-4 3-2 1-2 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 4-8 2-3 2-4 0-1

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 30 at Oregon State L 0-3 617Sep 01 at Portland Wo2 3-2 1110Sep 04 at #7 Louisville L 0-2 1296Sep 08 MARSHALL W 2-1 287Sep 13 at Belmont L 0-1 145Sep 15 vs LIPSCOMB L 0-1 75Sep 18 DUQUESNE W 3-2 229Sep 22 BUFFALO L 0-1 141

* Sep 28 OAKLAND L 1-2 220Oct 02 CINCIN~1 L 0-1 87

* Oct 05 at UIC Flames L 0-1 178Oct 09 #20 AKRON L 1-2 948

* Oct 12 GREENB~1 W 3-0 163Oct 16 at Bowling Green Wo2 1-0 651

* Oct 23 DETROIT W 5-2 176Oct 27 at Ohio State L 0-1 390

* 10/30/13 at Wright State W 2-0 342* Nov 02 VALPO L 0-1 125* Nov 09 at Milwaukee L 0-5 414* Nov 12 #5 WRIGHT STATE W 2-1 149

TEAM STATISTICS CSU OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 23-206 29-192 Goals scored per game 1.15 1.45 Shot pct. . 1 1 2 . 1 5 1 Shots on goal-Attempts 93-206 86-192 SOG pct. . 4 5 1 . 4 4 8 S h o t s / G a m e 10.3 9.6CORNER KICKS 97 86PENALTY KICKS 1-1 2-2PENALTIES Yellow cards 35 31 Red cards 3 1ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2525 5143 Dates/Avg Per Date 10/252 9/571 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/75

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att10 SULJEVIC, Admir 11 6 3 15 21 . 2 8 6 10 . 4 7 6 2 1 - 15 MANESIO, Sergio 19 5 2 12 39 . 1 2 8 16 . 4 1 0 1 0 - 012 HART, Jordan 19 4 1 9 30 . 1 3 3 15 . 5 0 0 3 0 - 013 RODAS, Aslinn 20 1 5 7 9 . 1 1 1 6 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 014 HOWE, James 12 2 1 5 9 . 2 2 2 5 . 5 5 6 2 0 - 022 ELLIS-HAYDEN, Zach 20 1 1 3 13 . 0 7 7 6 . 4 6 2 0 0 - 026 CUOMO, Giancarlo 14 1 0 2 5 . 2 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 0 0 - 016 ARBOLEDA, Cristian 10 1 0 2 4 . 2 5 0 1 . 2 5 0 0 0 - 021 KONIARCZYK,Dan 14 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 018 NEUMANN, Nick 5 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 - 020 WILLIAMS, Amari 11 0 2 2 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 017 DEREZIC, Mike 19 0 1 1 21 . 0 0 0 10 . 4 7 6 0 0 - 06 RADJEN, Danilo 16 0 1 1 12 . 0 0 0 6 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 019 NAUMANN, Jacob 17 0 1 1 10 . 0 0 0 3 . 3 0 0 0 0 - 09 OBBEY, Alex 16 0 1 1 5 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 02 JAMES, Al 13 0 1 1 4 . 0 0 0 1 . 2 5 0 0 0 - 023 MATLOCK, Mike 15 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 3 1.000 0 0 - 011 SANDOVAL, Alfonso 12 0 0 0 8 . 0 0 0 5 . 6 2 5 0 0 - 015 ARMSTRONG, Cheo 12 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 1 . 1 6 7 0 0 - 08 ZAMORA, Victor 10 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 04 MAHARAJ, Visnu 5 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 028 SAINI, Austin 6 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 027 CIRALDO, Nick 10 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 03 MILLI, James 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 00 KALT, Joe 6 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0

Total 20 23 21 67 206 . 1 1 2 93 . 4 5 1 8 1 - 1Opponents 20 29 29 87 192 . 1 5 1 86 . 4 4 8 12 2 - 2

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho28 SAINI, Austin 6 548:33 6 0.98 18 . 7 5 0 4-2-0 1/027 CIRALDO, Nick 10 824:22 11 1.20 24 . 6 8 6 4-5-0 2/00 KALT, Joe 5 450:00 12 2.40 12 . 5 0 0 0-5-0 0/0

Total 20 1822:55 29 1.43 57 . 6 6 3 8-12-0 3Opponents 20 1822:55 23 1.14 70 . 7 5 3 12-8-0 10

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCleveland State 12 9 0 2 23Opponents 11 18 0 0 29

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCleveland State 86 115 3 2 206Opponents 93 98 1 0 192

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCleveland State 32 24 1 0 57Opponents 32 38 0 0 70

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCleveland State 39 56 2 0 97Opponents 36 50 0 0 86

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCleveland State 118 124 1 0 243Opponents 143 168 1 0 312

2013 Final StatiSticS & reSultS

2013 Horizon league

Csu Had FouR PlayeRs named to all-league teams In 2013

Co-PlayeRs oF tHe yeaR

LaurieBell,Milwaukee&BobNovak,UIC

oFFensIve PlayeR oF tHe yeaR

LaurieBell,Milwaukee

deFensIve PlayeR oF tHe yeaR

JoshBeard,UIC

goalkeePeR oF tHe yeaR

AndrewPutna,UIC

newComeR oF tHe yeaR

AndrewPutna,UIC

CoaCH oF tHe yeaR

SeanPhillips,UIC

all-newComeR team

Sergio Manesio, Cleveland StateKevinKlett,ValparaisoGonzaloRomo,UIC

OmarLawrence,ValparaisoAudiJepson,GreenBayEricLynch,WrightState

Amari Williams, Cleveland StateAdrianGraham,ValparaisoJakeStovall,WrightStateAndrewPutna,UIC

all-HoRIzon league FIRst team

AdamBedell,DetroitSlobodanAleksov,UIC

Admir Suljevic, Cleveland StateLaurieBell,Milwaukee

BobNovak,UICAslinn Rodas, Cleveland StateAndrewStone,Milwaukee

JesusTorres,UICZach Ellis-Hayden, Cleveland State

JoshBeard,UICAndrewPutna,UIC

all-HoRIzon league seCond team

JoeyTinnion,OaklandSamKrenzien,GreenBayRobbieBoyd,MilwaukeeBrettElder,WrightState

LawrenceTalery,GreenBayLukeGoodnetter,Milwaukee

JesseOrtiz,ValparaisoRaphaelReynolds,OaklandNickKristock,OaklandThomasVillamil,UIC

EmekaOnonye,WrightStateSeanLewis,Oakland

HoRIzon league CHamPIonsHIP Results

Quarterfinals

(4)ClevelandState0,(5)WrightState0(3)Oakland2,(6)Valparaiso1

semifinals

(1)UIC1,(5)WrightState0(OT)(2)Milwaukee2,(3)Oakland0

Championship

(2)Milwaukee2,(1)UIC0

FInal league standIngs

W L T %UIC 7 0 0 1.000Milwaukee 5 2 0 .714Oakland 4 2 1 .571ClevelandState 3 4 0 .429WrightState 3 4 0 .429Valparaiso 2 3 2 .288GreenBay 2 4 1 .288Detroit 0 7 0 .000

admir suljeviC

sergio manesio

aslinn rodas

ZaCh ellis-hayden

all-time letterwinnerS

Cleveland state wIll RetuRn 12 letteRwInneRs FoR tHe 2014 season

-A-Abubaker, Anas ........................ 2008Achampong,David ....... 1963-64-65Adams,John .............................1954Ademolu, Nic ........................... 2003Ademolu,Stephen ..............2002-03Adkins, Aaron .......... 2009-10-11-12Altan,Turgay ............................1967Anderson,Charles ...................1955Arboleda, Cristian ..............2012-13Armstrong, Cheo ................2012-13

-B-Bailey,Anthony ...................1983-84Baker,Jeff ..................2007-08,-09-10Baker,Joel .............................1996-98Balc,Adrian ............................... 2002Balogh,Steve .............................1954Baraldi,Anthony ......2006-07-08-09Barnes,Edward ........................1959Barton,Mike..............2006-07-08-09Bartulovic,Marko ....................1989Bass,Fred........................ 1976-77-78Bates,Howard ..........1964-65-66-67Battista,Mike ............1982-83-84-85Beam,David ..............................1993Beatty,Aidan ........................1995-96Becker,James .......................1980-81Behrman,Dennis ......1955-56-57-58Bene,Alex ....................... 1961-62-63Berk,Gerald .........................1961-62Bialek,Brian .........................1976-77Biasiotta,Bruno ...................1982-83Biasiotta,Joe ..............................1975Biasiotta,Tony .....................1986-87Bishop,Dick .........................1958-59Black,Chris ..........................2004-05Bockmiller,K.C. ...................2005-06Booth,Tim ...................... 1980-81-82Bossell,Andy ............................1997Bowman,Spencer .....................1958Boyer,Mitch ..............2006-07-08-09Brammeier,Don .......................1977Brennan,Micky ........................1977Breuer,Emil ...............................1978Brouwers,Geert-Jan .................1990Brown,David ............1984-85-86-87Bruell,Peter ...............................1968Buchanan,Osacr .......................1992Buehner,Frank .........1967-68-69-70Buehner,John ............................1971Bufalino,Charlie ......................1980Bungaroo,Neel .........................1999Burdiak,Bohdan.......................1971Burgess,Desmond ...................1997Burman,J.P. ............................... 2001Busetto,Ted ...............1973-74-75-76Butler,Tim .................................1999Byer,Stephen .......................2008-09

-C-Cain,Josh ................................... 2003Campbell,David ........... 1963-64-65Campellone,Adam .........1999-2000Caporizzo,Alex ........1969-70-71-72Carey,Charles ...........1977-78-79-80Carl,Andy ............................1996-97Carmichael,David ................... 2003

Cassidy,Chris ...........................1998Cathis,Chris..............................1987Cergol,Stuart ................. 1966-67-68Charles,Lester .....................1983-85Christie,Ian ..........................1983-84Christo,Dale .............................1972Ciraldo, Nick ............................ 2013Ciszak,Robert ......................1959-60Clark,Dave ...............................1955Clark,Paul .................1985-86-88-89Clark,Thom ................... 1987-89-90Clarke,Errol ................... 1972-73-74Clarke,Richard .........................1980Coby,Ron .............................1984-85Coleman,Craig ....................2004-05Colonna,Vito ............1968-69-70-71Conde,Manuel ....................2010-11Corbosiero,Donato ..................1973Costello,Liam ...........................1980Craney,Larry ................. 1958-59-60Cree,Justin ................ 2010-11-12-13Creft,Najja ................................1996Crompton,Alan ........1989-90-91-92Crow,Jack ..................1957-58-59-60Cunliffe,Lee ..............................1991

-D-D’Amico,Tony .....................1981-82Dalesio,Emery..........................1980Daniels, Agris ...........................1966Dasher,Shane ...........................1994Dean,Brad .................................1994Decsman,David .......................1961Dedic,Vjekoslav .......1993-94-95-96Deitz, Scott ................................ 2003DeMarco,Anthony................... 2005Derezic, Mike .................2011-12-13DiFranco,Marco .......2006-07-08-09Diestler, Gary ............................1966Donnelly,Brian ......... 2008-09-10-11Dosen, Mark ..............1982-83-84-85Duric, Dan ............................2006-07Duvnjak,Dario ......................... 2010Dziedzicki,Tony ..................1992-93

-E-Eck,Benny ................. 2000-01-02-03Edgar,Archie ............................1979Eastham,Caleb ...............2010-11-12Elder,Brock ............................... 2003Eisses,Cameron..............2010-11-12Elia,Mario .................1990-91-92-93Ellis,Guy ...................................1996Ellis-Hayden,Zach .. 2010-11-12-13Emery,John ............................... 2005Emery,Tom .................... 1996-97-98Enea,Gennaro .....................1969-70Erceg,Thomas ..........................1995Etinde,Pichou ..................1999-2000

-F-Facey,Chris ...............................1993Fecke,Bryan ................... 2002-03-04Fedan,Steve ..............................1961Finn,Cormac .......................2004-05Fisher,Bill ..................................1988Fitzgerald,Tommy .........2010-11-12Foldesy,Dennis.............. 1988-89-91

Frega,Volkhard ............. 1960-61-62Frewen,Sidney .........................1999Friedman,Adam ......................1991

-G-Galdamez, Rick.........................1989Gamliel, Kobi ............................ 2005Ganguli,Subhas .......................1962Garel, Dan .............1997-98-99-2000Gatten, Jason .............1992-93-94-95Gilbert,Roshard ..................2005-07Ginsburg,Josh ..........1995-96-97-98Gise,Charles .............1958-59-60-62Godfrey,Chris ...........................1994Gormley, Aidan ........1985-86-87-88Gourley,Bruce ..........................1958Graney,Eugene .........................1954Grant, Russ ................................1987Gray, Kasey ..........................2005-06Griffiths,Robbie .......................1984Grochau,Bobby ........................1982Guldager,Chris ........................1998Gulden,John ........................2010-11Gustafson,Charles ........ 1956-57-58Gutting,Andrew ...................... 2006

-H-Haaland, Atle ............................ 2000Hacket,Tom ..............................1958Hady,Bill ...................................1955Hahn,Steven .............................1999Hames, Paul ..............1984-85-86-87Hargitai, Peter ......................1965-69Hargitai,Steve ..........................1967Hargittay,Bela ..........1962-63-64-65Harpel,Nick ................... 2007-08-09Hart, Jordan .............. 2010-11-12-13Haugen,O.C. ................. 2000-01-02Haumann,John ........................1966Hayes,Larry ........................1986-87Healy,Gareth ............................1986Heijmans,John .........................1964Heisterkamp,Dan ....1988-89-90-91Hembury,John............... 1995-96-97Henson,Bryan ..........2006-07-08-09Herbi, Don .................................1954Hermes,Rudolf ........1960-61-62-63Herrick,Brian ......................1997-99Hessel, Jim .................1955-56-57-58Hobrath,Gary ...........................1990Holowczak,Paul ........... 1955-57-58Horvat,Eugene .........................1974Hotzy, Horst ..............1968-69-70-71Howe,James ............................. 2013Hoyt,Bob ...................................1989Hritz,Bob ..................1975-76-77-78Huback, Roman ........1973-74-75-76Huber,John .................... 1960-61-62Hughes,Bob ................... 1955-56-57Hughes,Hugh ..........................1964Hughes,Kelvin .........................1977Huryn,Bohdan .............. 1955-56-59Husty,Cameron ........ 2001-02-03-04

-I-Ismail,Ismail ............................. 2005Ivkovic,Jake ..............................1965

-J-

Jackson, Neil .............1978-79-80-81James, Al .................... 2010-11-12-13Jefferis,Alan ..............1974-75-76-77Joel, Ron .....................1969-70-71-72Johnson,Don .......................1954-55Johnson,Ken .............................1954Johnson,Leo..............1965-66-67-68Jones,Davon ............................. 2008Josie, Jason ............................1990-91Joyce, Adam ..............................1997Joyeau,Ellery ............1980-81-82-83Julian,Josef ................................1973

-K-Kaczmarek,Bob ...................1967-68Kamal,Talal .........................1974-75Kaniaris, Jim ..............................1988Kap,George ..............1955-56-58-59Karcic, Mike ..............1959-60-61-62Kargiotis,Evan ....................1957-58Katic, Joe ......................... 1994-95-96Kavanagh,Michael ..................1997Kazemaini, Ali ..........1980-81-82-83Kephart,George ..................2006-07Kerr,Andrew ............................1987Kettani, Amir ................. 2002-03-04Kilroy, Audric ...........2007-08-09-10Knott,Colin ..........................1997-98Kokoski,William ........... 1963-64-66Koniarczyk, Dan ...................... 2013Korossy,John ............................1962Kostryk, Nestor ........................1966Kouyoumdjian,Benon.............1959Kovanovic,Sinisa ................2004-05Kovecevic,Anton .....................1970Koy,Christopher .................2008-11Kozak,John ..........................1990-91Krnac, Jason ..............1992-93-94-95Kroken, Kim .............................. 2005Krause, James ...........1956-57-58-59Krumins, Janis ............... 1955-56-57Kryger, James .......................2000-01

-L-Lally,Derek ...............................1995Lappin,Spencer ............. 2002-03-04Laufenburger,Robert ...............1957Leenders,Paul ............... 1963-65-67Lesnick,Al .................................1976Leuchtmann,Andrew .........1996-97Levkov,Misha ............ 1999-2000-01Liaupsin,Andy .........................1954Lich,Vladimir ...........1970-71-72-73Lidala,Josh ...........................2000-01Linsey,Burdell ..........................1954Litras,Eric ...................... 1996-97-98Ljubuncic,Elis..................1999-2000Longsworth,Jay ............ 1981-82-83

-M-Maiorano, Aldo ........................ 2010Mackar,Tom ..............................1969Maharaj,Visnu .....................2012-13Majerle,John .................. 1982-83-84Malesevic,Dusan ................1960-62Mallias,Ted ...............................1975Malmquist,Peter ......................1958Mamminga, Rod ............ 1974-75-76

Manesio, Sergio ....................... 2013Marraccini, Albert ....1959-60-61-62Marraccini, Gary ........... 1960-61-63Marson,Andrew ......1986-87-88-89Martens, Dan ............................1958Marusic, Zelimar ......................1990Massie, Sean ..............................1999Matisak,Seth ........................2004-06Matlock, Mike .......................... 2013Matos, Angel ........................1997-98Mattei,Eraldo ...........1969-70-71-72Mauch,Geoff .......................1998-99McGuire,Barry ......................... 2002McDaid, Paddy .........1992-93-94-95McDanel, Ken ...........................1958McGrath,John ..........................1955McIlravey,Paul ....................1996-97McLaughlin,Neil .....1979-80-81-82McMillan, James .......1968-69-70-71McMillan, Robert .....1990-91-92-93McTague,Denning ...................1985McTighe,Mike ..........................1999McWilson,Matt ........................ 2010Meehan,Brendan .....................1996Mergl,Bob ...................... 1976-77-78Meunier, Julien ......................... 2004Meyer,Bengt .................. 1955-56-57Michel,John .........................1964-65Miehle,Frank ............1973-74-75-76Miker, Doug .........................1982-83Milcetich,Matt ......1999-2000-01-02Miles,Keith ..........................1963-64Milli, James................................ 2013Millin, Ziko ...............................1991Mills,Cyril.................................1956Mladenovic,Zoran ........ 1977-78-81Montoya, Mario ........................ 2005Moore, Norman ........................1958Morrison, Alex ..........................1997Movahedi,Manoucher . 1964-65-66Murphy,Brian ...........................2009Murphy,Robert ........1978-79-80-81Musser, Adam .......1999-2000-01-02

-N-Nassouhi,Yasher ...................... 2001Naumann, Jacob ............2011-12-13Nebesh,Eugene ............. 1954-55-56Nemeth,Tibor ...........................1963Neumann, Nick ........................ 2013New,Blake ................1986-87-88-89Nieboer,John ............................1958Nilsson,Claes ...........................1978Novkovic,Josip ....1999-2000-01-02Nowicki,Tom ...........1972-73-74-75

-O-O’Connell,Robert ...............1954-57Obbey, Alex .............................. 2013Oldknow,Andy ........................1992Olsavsky,Lenny ............ 1991-92-93Orr,Justin .................................. 2007Ortega,Carlos ...........................1973Ortega,Cesar ............................1973Owings,Ken ........................1960-61

-P-Pallas, James..............................1980

Palka,Eugene ...........................1955Pandoli, Peter ............................1972Pankiw,Andy ................ 1970-71-72Papadopoulos,Mike ................1982Parent,Marvin ............... 1956-57-58Parente, Joe ...........................1989-91Patterson,Michael ....1978-79-80-82Pawar,Roger .............................1963Paynter, James...........1976-77-78-79Paz,Dave ........................ 1982-83-84Peer,Craig .................1966-67-68-69Peperkamp,Frank ....................1989Peters, Robert ................. 1996-97-98Petrenko, Zach ......................... 2012Phillips,Cody ...........................1998Pietrocini,Thomas ........ 1961-62-63Pindel, Ron ................................1958Pintz, Adam ..............1955-56-58-59Pintz, Sebastian....................1960-61Poggi, Ascenzo .........1970-71-72-73Porter,Terry ..............................1965Prentice,David ....................2003-04Preseren,David ...................2003-04Pryor,Cory ............1997-98-99-2001Pryor, Justus ..............1993-94-95-97Pustay,Frank ............................1988Pylypiak,Gordon .....1966-67-68-69

-Q-Quamina,Matthew .............1986-87

-R-Radjen,Danilo .....................2012-13Rahlfs,Bill .................................1986Railey, Joe ..................1994-95-96-97Ray, Matt ......................... 1985-86-88Razov,John ................................1999Reid,Keith ...................... 1969-70-71Reis,Fritz ...................1963-64-66-67Restorick,Will ......................1988-89Reyes,Steve..........................1980-81Reynolds, Kareem ....................1999Reynosa, Manuel .................1973-74Rezaie, Hassan .....................1975-76Roaldset, Andreas .................... 2004Rodas, Aslinn ............ 2010-11-12-13Rosati,Arpino ...........1966-68-69-70Rosati,Flaviano ........................1970Rosati, Vincent .....................2005-06Rose,Tyson ............................... 2002Rosul, Alex ................1974-75-76-77Rosul, Roman ............1972-73-74-75Royer, Marc ...........1997-99-2000-01Rucci,Anthony .............. 2006-07-08Ruggiero, Mick .........1988-89-90-91

-S-Sabah,Simon.............1990-91-92-93Sadd,Tom .................. 2004-05-06-07Saini, Austin .............................. 2013Salamon, Russ ......................1962-63Sandor,Andrew ...................1969-70Sandoval,Alfonso ...............2012-13Sankovic,Miro ..........................1969Schaller,John.........1999-2000-01-02Schieb,Gunther ........1974-75-76-77Schlothauer,Walt ......1976-77-78-79Schukert,Rocky ............. 1994-95-96

Schultz,Burke ........................... 2005Scott, Derek ...............1978-79-80-81Sears, Jim ..............................2002-03Segreti,Anthony ....................... 2006Sems, Geno ...........................1963-64Sgro, Ryan .................. 1998-99-2000Shaw,Ray ..................................1956Sheldon,Jeremy ........................1998Shrock,Dean ........................1964-65Sidloski,David .............. 1987-89-90Sipsock,Keven ..........1992-93-94-95Smerk, Korey ............................ 2007Smith,Al ...............................1967-68Smith,Kevin .............1985-86-87-88Snyder, James ............................1959Spidalieri,Ben ...........1963-64-65-66Stannard, Jim ............................ 2005Stanton,Arthur .........................1960St.Vincent,Bobby .................... 2002Stavrou,Nick ............1987-88-89-90Steinke,Tom .........................1961-64Stewart,David ............... 2003-04-06Stipcic,Joe .................1965-66-67-68Stojkovic,Nenad ........... 2005-06-08Stolz, Ron...................1991-92-95-96Stuver,Brad ............... 2009-10-11-12Suite, Jason ................................1996Suljevic,Admir ......... 2009-11-12-13Suljevic,Almir .......................... 2010Syracuse, Vetus ......................... 2001Szeker, Herman ........1969-70-71-72Szoke, Sig...................................1958

-T-Taccone,Luciano ........... 1972-74-75Taji,Charlie ...............................1974Tattersall,Eric ...........2006-07-08-09Taylor,Robert ............................1956Teisl,Tiho...................1967-68-69-70Terry,Kevin ..........................1978-79Thompson,Kenny ....................1985Timblin,Dave ......................1963-64Timmons,Ed .............................1958Todd,Kevin ..........................1984-85Trandal,J.R. ............................... 2002Trapp,Steve ................... 2005-06-07Traver,Dick ..........................1958-59Trott,Anthony ..........................1976Tsirambidis,Tim .......................1989Turner,Tom ...............1978-79-80-81 Tyma,John ................1976-77-78-79Tyma,Tim .............................1979-80

-U-Ubiparipovic,Slavisa ..........2008-09Ungaro,Frank ................ 1996-97-98Urizar, Hugo .............................1973

-V-Vanoostveen,John ......... 1978-79-80Vasu,Eugene ........................1971-72Ventre,Phil ...........................1990-92Vickers, Alex ............................. 2004

-W-Wagner,Carl .............1955-56-57-58Wagner,Pete.............................. 2006Wagner,William ............ 1954-56-57

Walker,Chris .............................1994Walker,Joachim ...............2001-2002Wallace,John .............2007-08-09-10Walmsley,Barry ........1983-84-85-86Walters,Mike ............................1999Warfield,Cathal ........................1994Wargo,John .................... 2008-09-10Warren,Cazz ........................2011-12Wasylow,Nick ..........1991-92-93-94Webster,John .......................1981-83Weiner,Nick .........................2004-05Weinstein,Stuart ......................1963Welker,Jack ...............................1957White,Brendon ......................... 2002Wilhelm,Brian ..........................1984Will,Kurt ..............................1992-93Williams,Amari........................ 2013Williams,Josh ...........2006-07-08-09Willoghby,Damian ..................1994Wilson,Jim ..................... 1971-72-73Winners,Brian ..........................1998Winton,Don ..............................1954Wuestle,Mike ...........................1958

-Y-Yeager,Nick .............................. 2007Young,Mike ..............1965-66-67-68Youngblood,Leon ....................1954Youngless,Eric ..........................1994

-Z-Zambra, Mark ................ 2004-05-06Zamora, Victor ....................2012-13Zapotechne,Jordan .................. 2007Zappa,Matteo ............... 2000-01-03Zejly,Issam ................................ 2000Zegarac,Mitch ..........................1977Zuk,Terry ....................... 1961-62-63Zumpano,Frank ..................1990-91Zyga,Ihor ..................1971-72-73-74

*CurrentplayersinBOLD

all-time letterwinnerS

alI kazemaInI was named tHe HoRIzon league CoaCH oF tHe yeaR duRIng 2012

PLAYER OF THE YEARNickStavrou 1989,‘90StephenAdemolu 2003

GOALKEEPER OF THE YEARBradStuver 2010

DEFENDER OF THE YEARCamEisses 2012

NEWCOMER OF THE YEARJoachimWalker 2001StephenAdemolu 2002

COACH OF THE YEARBrianDoyle 1984,‘86,‘93TomTurner* 1988PeteCurtis* 2002Ali Kazemaini 2012

FIRST TEAMStephenAdemolu(F) 2002,‘03AaronAdkins(F) 2011AnthonyBailey(F) 1984AidanBeatty(M) 1996DavidBrown(D) 1984,‘85AdamCampellone(M) 1997IanChristie(M) 1984PaulClark(F) 1986,‘88,‘89ThomClark(F) 1990ManuelConde(MF) 2011CamEisses(D) 2012AidanGormley(D) 1985,‘86,‘88PaulHames(F) 1984,‘86AmirKettani(GK) 2004

AudricKilroy(F) 2009AndrewMarson(D) 1988,‘89PaddyMcDaid(F) 1993PaulMcllravey(F) 1997RobertMcMillan(D) 1992AslinnRodas(MF) 2012KevinSmith(M) 1987NickStavrou(D) 1989,‘90BradStuver(GK) 2010AdmirSuljevic(F) 2011,‘12KennyThompson(F) 1985SlavisaUbiparipovic(F) 2008,‘09JoshWilliams(MF) 2009FrankZupano(F) 1991

SECOND TEAMAdrianBalc(M) 2002JeffBaker(MF) 2010MitchBoyer(D) 2007,‘08,‘09CraigColeman(D) 2004ManuelConde(MF) 2010AnthonyDeMarco(GK) 2005ZachEllis-Hayden(D) 2012CormacFinn(D) 2004GeorgeKephart 2006ColinKnott(F) 1998JasonKrnac(GK) 1993SpencerLappin(F) 2003PaddyMcDaid(F) 1994,‘95PaulMcllravey(F) 1996RobertMcMillan(D) 1993AslinnRodas(MF) 2011RonStolz(D) 1992,‘95BradStuver(GK) 2011,‘12JoachimWalker(F) 2001

NEWCOMER TEAMNicAdemolu(M) 2003StephenAdemolu(F) 2002AaronAdkins(F) 2009AdrianBalc(M) 2002AidanBeatty(F) 1995StephenByer(D) 2008CraigColeman(D) 2004ManuelConde(MF) 2010MikeDerezic(MF) 2011MarcoDifranko(F) 2006CormacFinn(D) 2004RickGaldamez(F) 1998MichaelKavanagh(M) 1997GeorgeKephart(F) 2006DerekLally(F) 1995JustinMancine(MF) 2008DavidPrentice(M) 2003DaniloRadjen(D) 2012AslinnRodas(F) 2010

AlfonsoSandoval(F) 2012AdmirSuljevic(MF) 2009JoachimWalker(F) 2001JoshWillaims(MF) 2006

HONORABLE MENTION BlakeNew(GK) 1988

ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMAidanGormley 1986,‘87,‘88MatthewQuamina 1987NickStavrou 1988,‘89,‘90PaulClark 1989NickRuggiero 1990SimonSabah 1991,‘92PaddyMcDaid 1994,‘95RonStolz 1994,‘95,‘96MattMilcetich 2001,‘02O.C.Haugen 2002JoachimWalker 2002HarveerMann 2004TomSadd 2005,‘06,‘07MikeBarton 2007JeffBaker 2008,‘09,‘10ManuelConde 2011AdmirSuljevic 2011,‘12BradStuver 2012

Slavisa Ubiparipovic

Admir Suljevic

all-league HonorS

regional & national HonorS

tHe vIkIngs Have Had tHRee all-ameRICans In PRogRam HIstoRy

natIonal CoaCH oF tHe yeaRKlassdeBoer ....................................1977

all-ameRICansFIRst teamBohdanHuryn(FB) .........................1959AdamPintz(LW) ............................1959NickStavrou(MF)* .........................1989(*AdidasScholarAthleteTeam)

seCond teamErrolClarke(B) ................................1972AliKazemaini(F) .....................1981,‘83DerekScott(F) .................................1981NickStavrou(MF) ...........................1990JohnVanoostveen(GK) ..................1979JoachimWalker(MF)+ ...................2003(+VerizonAcademicAll-AmericanTeam)

HONORABLE MENTIONErrolClarke(B) ................................1974VitoColonna(F) ..............................1970BohdanHuryn(FB) .........................1956JimMcMillan(F) .............................1971AlexRosul(F) ..................................1977RomanRosul(F) ..............................1975JohnVanoostveen(GK) ..................1980

ALL-REGION SELECTIONS FIRST TEAMAnthonyBailey ................................1984ErrolClarke ......................................1972VitoColonna .............................1969,‘70Aidian Gormley ........................1986,‘88BohdanHuryn ..........................1956,‘59Neil Jackson .....................................1981ElleryJoyeau ....................................1983GeorgeKap ......................................1959Mike Karcic ......................................1962Ali Kazemaini ...........................1981,‘83JayLongsworth ...............................1983DusanMalesevic .............................1962Jim McMillan ............................1970,‘71BengtMeyer .....................................1957Adam Pintz ...............................1958,‘59Alex Rosul ........................................1977

Roman Rosul ....................................1975Derek Scott .......................................1981KevinSmith......................................1986NickStavrou .............................1989,‘90JohnVanoostveen .....................1979,‘80BillWagner .......................................1957

SECOND TEAMDennyBehrman........................1956,‘58Geert-JanBrouwers .........................1990DavidBrown ....................................1984PaulClark .........................................1986VitoColonna ....................................1968Paul Hames ...............................1984,‘87James Hessel ....................................1958BobHughes ......................................1957Neil Jackson .....................................1980JayLongsworth ...............................1982Paddy McDaid .................................1995PaulMcIlravey ................................1996Jim McMillan ............................1968,‘69BengtMeyer ..............................1956,‘58James Paynter ..................................1977JoeStipcic .........................................1969AdmirSuljevic .................................2012JohnTyma.........................................1978JohnVanoostveen ............................1978

THIRD TEAMStephenAdemolu ............................2002PaulClark ..................................1988,‘89ZachEllis-Hayden ...........................2012CamEisses ........................................2012AndrewMarson ..............................1989BradStuver................................2010,‘12PhilVentre ........................................1990

HONORABLE MENTIONErrolClarke ...............................1973,‘74VitoColonna ....................................1971Aidian Gormley ...............................1987BobHritz .....................1975,‘76,‘77,‘78Neil Jackson .....................................1978AlanJefferis ......................................1976Ali Kazemaini ..................................1982EraldoMattei ...................................1969

BobMurphy ..............................1979,‘80TomNowicki .............................1974,‘75James Paynter ..................................1978KeithReid .........................................1971ArpinoRosati ...................................1969Roman Rosul ....................................1972WalterSchlothauer ..........................1979Derek Scott .......................................1979LucianoTuccone ..............................1972

oHIo College soCCeRassoCIatIon CaRl

dale memoRIal tRoPHy AwardedtooutsandtingcollegiateplayerinOhioatGivenPosition

OFFENSIVEJim McMillan ............................1969

DEFENSIVEErrolClarke ...............................1972ErrolClarke ...............................1974Alex Rosul .................................1977

MIDFIELDNickStavrou .............................1989NickStavrou .............................1990

SENIOR BOWLTheseplayersrepresentedClevelandStateinthe

AnnualSeniorBowlGame

ErrolClarke ...............................1974Roman Rosul .............................1975Alex Rosul .................................1977WaltSchlothauer ......................1979CharlieCarey ............................1980Neil Jackson ..............................1981Derek Scott ................................1981Ali Kazemaini ...........................1983Aidian Gormley ........................1988AndrewMarson .......................1989NickStavrou .............................1990

all-oHio Select ionS

tHe 1969 vIkIngs Had FouR FIRst-team all-oHIo seleCtIons

FIRst team all-oHIoStephenAdemolu 2002AnthonyBailey 1984MitchBoyer 2008Geert-JanBrouwers 1990PaulClark 1986,‘88,‘89ErrolClarke 1972,‘73,‘74VitoColonna 1968,‘69,‘70AidanGormley 1986,‘88PaulHames 1987BohdanHuryn 1956,‘59NeilJackson 1980,‘81AlanJefferis 1976LeoJohnson 1969ElleryJoyeau 1983GeorgeKap 1959AliKazemaini 1981,‘83JayLongsworth 1982,‘83PaddyMcDaid 1995PaulMcIlravey 1996JimMcMillan 1969,‘70,‘71BengtMeyer 1957TomNowicki 1975JamesPaynter 1976,‘77AdamPintz 1958,‘59ArpinoRisati 1969AlexRosul 1977RomanRosul 1975DerekScott 1979,‘81KevinSmith 1986NickStavrou 1989,‘90JohnTyma 1978SlavisaUbiparipovic 2008JohnVanoostveen 1978,‘79,‘80PhilVentre 1990BillWagner 1957

SECOND TEAM ALL-OHIOAdrianBalc 2002AdamCampellone 2000MikeCarcic 1959,‘62VitoColanna 1971JackCrow 1959AidanGormley 1987PaulHames 1984BelaHargittay 1964,‘65LarryHayes 1987JamesHessel 1958HorstHotzy 1969BobHritz 1975,‘76,‘77,‘78BobHughes 1957KelvinHughes 1977NeilJackson 1978LioJohnson 1967NestorKostryc 1966

DusanMalselvic 1962AlMarraccini 1960,‘62AndrewMarson 1989JimMcMillan 1968BobMurphy 1979,‘80TomNowicki 1974JamesPaynter 1978GordonPylpiak 1968KeithReid 1970,‘71HassanRezaie 1976ArpinoRosati 1970AlexRosul 1976RomanRosul 1972WalterSchlothauer 1979KevinSmith 1987,‘88JoeStipcic 1965,‘68LucianoToccone 1972BillWagner 1956FrankZupano 1991

THIRD TEAM ALL-OHIOStephenAdemolu 2002DannyBehrman 1956,‘58JimHessel 1957GeorgeKap 1958BengtMeyer 1956

HONORABLE MENTION MikeBattista 1982DavidBrown 1984DaveCampbell 1964,‘65CharlieCarey 1980

BelaHargittay 1963HorstHotzy 1968,‘71NeilJackson 1979AliKazemaini 1982DusanMalsevic 1960EraldoMattei 1971BobMurphy 1978SebastianPintz 1960,‘61ManuelRaynosa 1974RomanRosul 1973JimSnyder 1959JoeStipcic 1967TitoTeisl 1970LucianoTuccone 1974JohnTyma 1979EugeneVasu 1971,‘72TerryZuk 1963

ACADEMIC TEAM ALL-OHIOBennyEck 2002O.C.Haugen 2002MattMilcetich 2002JoachimWalker 2002

Mitch Boyer

Csu In tHeHoRIzon league

touRnament

2001 Quarters .......................L (2-3)2002 Quarters ..................... W (2-1) semis ............................ W (5-3) FinaLs ............................L (0-8)2003 Quarters .......................L (0-1)2004 Quarters .......................L (0-4)2005 Quarters .......................L (0-1)2006 Quarters .......................L (2-3)2007 Quarters .......................t (0-0) .......................Lost 4-2 in PK’s2008 Quarters ..................... W (2-1) semis ............................ W (1-0) FinaLs ............................. L (0-12009 Quarters .......................t (0-0) ...................... Won 3-1 in PK’s semiFinaLs ......................L (1-2)2010 Quarters ..................... W (2-1) semis ..............................L (1-2)2011 Quarters .......................L (0-1)2012 semis ............................ W (1-0) FinaLs .......................... W (2-0)2013 Quarters ..... W (2-1) (ForFeit)

2001-Present

Goals:1. VitoColonna,1968 .................... 222. NickStavrou,1990 .................... 203. VitoColonna,1970 .................... 18 RomanRosul,1975 .................... 185. JimMcMillan,1971 .................... 16 NickStavrou,1989 .................... 167. VitoColonna,1971 .................... 15 GeorgeKap,1956,1959............. 15 JohnTyma,1977 ......................... 1510.AdamPintz,1958 ...................... 14 BelaHargittay,1965 ................... 14

Assists:1. AdamPintz,1959 ...................... 232. AdamPintz,1958 ...................... 153. JimMcMillan,1970 .................... 13 GeorgeKap,1958 ....................... 135. JimMcMillan,1968 .................... 126. VitoColonna,1971 .................... 11 RomanRosul,1975 .................... 11 PaulHames,1987 ...................... 119. NickStavrou,1990 .................... 10

Points:1. VitoColonna,1968 .................... 50 NickStavrou,1990 .................... 503. RomanRosul,1975 .................... 474. VitoColonna,1970 .................... 455. AdamPintz,1958 ...................... 436. VitoColonna,1971 .................... 417. JimMcMillan,1971 .................... 408. NickStavrou,1989 ....................399. GeorgeKap,1958 ....................... 37 JimMcMillan,1970 .................... 37 JohnTyma,1977 ......................... 37 PaulHames,1987 ...................... 37

Shutouts:1. JayLongsworth,1983 ................ 102. FredBass,1977 ............................. 9 BlakeNew,1986 ...........................9 BradStuver,2012 .........................95. BlakeNew,1988 ........................ 8.5 BlakeNew,1989 ........................ 8.57. HorstHotzy,1968 ........................ 8 JayLongsworth,1981 .................. 89. PhilVentre,1990 ....................... 6.510. IhorZyga,1972 ............................ 6 JohnVanoostveen,1978 .............. 6 JohnVanoostveen,1980 .............. 6 JayLongsworth,1982 .................. 6 JasonKrnac,1993 ......................... 6 NickHarpel,2008 ........................ 6

Saves:1. JasonKmac,1993 ..................... 1322. HorstHotzy,1970 .................... 1313. TomPietrocini,1963 ................ 1254. JakeIvkovic,1965 .................... 1225. JohnVanoostveen,1979 .......... 1186. JayLongsworth,1981 .............. 1077. HorstHotzy,1968 .................... 1068. AnthonyDeMarco,2005 ......... 1059. GeoffMauch,1999 ................... 104 NickHarpel,2008 .................... 10410. JohnVanoostveen,1980 .......... 102

SINGLE SEASON RECORDS

Horst Hotzy

most outstandIng PlayeR

1962............................................ Al Marraccini1963...................................................TerryZuk1964........................................... BelaHargittay1965.........................................DaveCampbell1966...............................................LeoJohnson1967...................................................JoeStipcic1968............................................VitoColonma1969............................................ArpinoRosati1970.............................................Jim McMillan......................................................VitoColonna1971...............................................Horst Hotzy1972...............................................ErrolClarke1973.............................................Roman Rosul1974..............................................ErrolClarke*1975.............................................Roman Rosul1976............................................James Paynter1977................................................. Alex Rosul1978..................................... JohnVanoostveen1979...................................WalterSchlothauer..........................................................JohnTyma1980...............................................Neil Jackson1981..........................................Ali Kazemaini*1982........................................... Ali Kazemaini1983........................................... Ali Kazemaini1984.........................................AnthonyBailey1985......................................... Aidan Gormley1986......................................... Aidan Gormley1987............................................... Paul Hames1988......................................... Aidan Gormley1989..............................................NickStavrou1990..............................................NickStavrou1991........................................FrankZumpano1992.......................................Robert McMillan1993.......................................... Paddy McDaid1994.......................................... Paddy McDaid1995.......................................... Paddy McDaid1996..........................................PaulMcIlravey1997................................................... Joe Railey1998................................................ TomEmery1999..............................................GeoffMauch2000...................................AdamCampellone2001......................................... JoachimWalker2002.....................................StephenAdemolu2003.....................................StephenAdemolu2004..............................................Amir Kettani2005..........................................CraigColeman2006.........................................GeorgeKephart2007...............................................MitchBoyer2008.......................................NoAwardGiven2009...............................................MitchBoyer2010.......................................NoAwardGiven2011 ...........................................ManuelConde2012................................................BradStuver

Recipients of the Cleveland State Varsity “C” Club Award* - Co-winner of the CSU Athlete of the Year

individual SeaSon recordS

bRad stuveR tIed FoR seCond wItH nIne sHutouts duRIng 2012

Goals: 1.VitoColonna,1968-71 65 2.JimMcMillan,1968-71 50 3.GeorgeKap,1955-56;58-59 48 4.NickStavrou,1987-90 46 5.AliKazemaini,1980-83 41 6.JohnTyma,1976-79 40 7.RomanRosul,1972-75 39 8.BelaHargittay,1962-65 34 9.BobHritz,1975-78 3310.KevinSmith,1985-88 31 PaddyMcDaid,1992-95 31

Assists: 1. Adam Pintz, 1955-56;58-59 46 2.JimMcMillan,1968-71 35 3.VitoColonna,1968-71 33 4.WalterSchlothauer,1976-79 29 5.PaulHames,1984-87 26 6.GeorgeKap,1955-56;58-59 24 7.JohnTyma,1976-79 23 8.RomanRosul,1972-75 21 9.LeoJohnson,1965-68 20 GordonPylypiak,1966-69 20 AliKazemaini,1980-83 20 PaulClark,1985-89 20 NickStavrou,1987-90 20 Points: 1.VitoColonna,1968-71 163 2.JimMcMillan,1968-71 135 3.GeorgeKap,1955-56;58-59 120 4.NickStavrou1987-90 112 5.JohnTyma,1976-79 103 6.AliKazemaini,1980-83 102 7.RomanRosul,1972-75 99 8.AdamPintz,1955-56;58-59 90 9.BobHritz,1975-78 80 PaulHames,1984-87 80 KevinSmith,1985-88 80 PaulClark,1985-89 80

Saves: 1.HorstHotzy,1968-71416 2.JayLongsworth,1981-84 311 3.BradStuver,2009-12 293 4.JohnVanoostveen,1978-80 289 5.JasonKrnac,1992-95 283 6.BlakeNew,1986-89 267 7. Amir Kettani, 2002-04 226 8.NickHarpel,2007-09 208 9.GeoffMauch,1998-99 16110.AndyCarl,1996-97 154 JosipNovkovic,1999-02 148

Shutouts: 1.BlakeNew,1986-89 29.0 2.JayLongsworth,1981-84 26.0 3.BradStuver,2009-12 20.0 4.HorstHotzy,1968-71 17.0

5.JohnVanoostveen,1978-80 15.0 6.NickHarpel,2007-09 13.0 7.FredBass,1975-78 10.0 8.RodMamminga,1971-74 9.0 9.AndyCarl,1996-97 8.010.JasonKrnac,1992-95 7.5 PhilVentre,1989-92 7.5

Games Played: 1.NickStavrou,1987-90 82 2.PaulClark,1985-89 77 3.PaulHames,1984-87 76 KevinSmith,1985-88 76 AlanCrompton,1989-92 76 6.AidanGormley,1985-88 75 7.CameronHusty,2001-04 74 JoshWilliams,2006-09 74 MarcoDiFranco,2006-09 7410.NeilJackson,1978-81 73 TomTurner,1978-81 73 AnthonyBaraldi,2006-09 73 Games Started: 1.NickStavrou,1987-90 82 2.AidanGormley,1985-88 75 3.PaulHames,1984-87 74 KevinSmith,1985-88 74 PaulClark,1985-89 74 JoshWilliams,2006-09 74 7.NeilJackson,1978-81 72 TomTurner,1978-81 72 AlanCrompton,1989-92 7210.BlakeNew,1986-89 68 MitchBoyer,2006-09 68

Josh Williams

MatchMost Goals Scored 24 ...vs.WrightState,10/16/71Most Goals Allowed 12 ................... atAkron,9/9/05Most Assists 16 ...vs.WrightState,10/16/71Most Saves 20 .........at Kent State, 11/13/65 20 ............... vs.Hiram,11/6/65Most Shots 53 ............... vs.Xavier,9/16/75 53 .........vs.KentState,11/6/74 53 ...vs.WrightState,10/16/71Most Shots Allowed 45 ........ vs.AirForce,10/17/70Fewest Shots Allowed 0 ......vs.Miami(OH),11/1/89

SEASONMost Goals Scored 56 .................. 1975(15matches)Fewest Goals Scored 7 ..................... 1961(9matches) 8 ................... 1999(18matches)Most Goals Allowed 65 .................. 2005(18matches)Fewest Goals Allowed 8 ..................... 1955(5matches) 10 .................. 1968(16matches)Most Assists 48 .................. 1987(20matches)Most Shutouts 10 ..... 1990&1983(20matches) 10 .................. 1986(19matches)Most Shutouts Against 13 .................. 1999(18matches)Most Saves 137 ................. 1993(19matches)Fewest Saves 55 .................. 1977(16matches)Most Victories 14 .................. 1977(16matches) 14 .................. 1979(19matches) 14 .................. 1981(21matches)Most Home Victories 8 ............................. 1986&1989Best Home Record 6-0-1 ........................................2008Most Away Victories 8 ...........................................1977Best Away Record 8-1-0 ........................................1977Consecutive Victories 10 ..........................................1977Longest Unbeaten Streak 12 ..........................................1979

team ReCoRds

Most Points 18 ......................... Jim McMillan vs.WrightState,10/16/71Most Goals 7 .......................... Jim McMillan vs.WrightState,10/16/71Most Assists 5 ............................EugeneVasu vs.WrightState,10/16/71Most Saves 20 ............................JakeIvkovic at Kent State, 11/13/65 20 ............................JakeIvkovic vs.Hiram,11/6/65Most Shots Faced 45 ........................... Horst Hotzy vs.AirForce,10/17/70

IndIvIdual game ReCoRds

career recordS

nICk stavRou Played In - and staRted - all 82 matCHes duRIng HIs CaReeR

POINTS1954. N/A1955. N/A1956. N/A1957. N/A1958. Adam Pintz ....................431959. N/A1960. N/A1961. Mike Karic ........................41962. Mike Karic ......................161963.BelaHargittay ................281964. N/A1965.BelaHargitta ..................321966.LeoJohnson ....................241967.LeoJohnson ....................201968.VitoColonna ..................501969.VitoColonna ..................271970.VitoColonna ..................451971.VitoColonna ..................411972.EugeneVasu ...................25

1973. Roman Rosu ...................271974.FrankMiehle ..................161975. Roman Rosul ..................451976.BobHritz ........................241977.JohnTyma.......................371978.JohnTyma.......................221979.JohnTyma.......................331980. Ali Kazemaini ................16

1981. Ali Kazemaini ................321982. Ali Kazemaini ................261983. Ali Kazemaini ................281984.AnthonyBailey ..............311985. Mark Dosen ....................161986.PaulClark .......................231987. Paul Hames ....................37

1988.PaulClark .......................241989.NickStavrou ..................391990.NickStavrou ..................501991.FrankZupano ................211992.KevinSisock ...................191993. Paddy McDaid ...............281994. Paddy McDaid ...............231995. Paddy McDaid ...............161996.PaulMcIIravey ..............271997.PaulMcllravey ...............201998.ColinKnott .....................21

1999. Ryan Sgro .........................62000. Atle Haaland ..................132001.JoachimWalker ..............17

2002.StephenAdemolu ..........272003.StephenAdemolu ..........272004.SpencerLappin ..............162005.NenadStojkovic ............112006.DavidStewart ................12GeorgeKephart ............122007.MitchBoyer ......................62008.SlavisaUbiparipovic .....14

2009.SlavisaUbiparipovic .....172010.ManuelConde ...............102011. Aaron Adkins .................192012.AdmirSuljevic ...............142013.AdmirSuljevic ...............15

GOALS1954.EugeneNebesh ................81955.CarlWagner .....................81956.GeorgeKap ....................151957.BengtMeyers ...................31958. Adam Pintz ....................141959.GeorgeKap ....................151960. N/A1961. Mike Karic ........................21962.SubhasGanguli ...............61963.BelaHargittay ................131964. N/A1965.BelaHargittay ................141966.LeoJohnson ......................81967.LeoJohnson ......................71968.VitoColonna ..................221969. Jim McMillan .................111970.VitoColonna ..................181971. Jim McMillan .................161972.EugeneVasu ...................10

1973. Roman Rosul ..................121974.FrankMiehle ....................71975. Roman Rosul ..................181976.BobHritz ..........................81977.JohnTyma.......................151978.JohnTyma.........................81979.JohnTyma.......................131980.CharlieCarey ...................8 Ali Kazemaini ..................81981. Ali Kazemaini ................121982. Ali Kazemaini ................111983. Ali Kazemaini ................121984.AnthonyBailey ..............131985. Mark Dosen ......................71986.PaulClark .......................101987. Paul Hames ....................13

1988.PaulClark .........................81989.NickStavrou ..................161990.NickStavrou ..................201991.FrankZumpano ...............81992.KevinSipsock ..................81993. Paddy McDaid. ..............121994. Paddy McDaid ...............101995. Paddy McDaid .................61996.PaulMcllravey ...............131997.PaulMcllravey .................91998.ColinKnott .....................10

1999.ThreeTied .........................22000. Alte Haaland ....................52001.JoachimWalker ................8

2002.StephenAdemolu ..........112003.StephenAdemolu ..........122004.SpencerLappin ................72005.NenadStojkovic ..............52006.DavidStewart ..................62007.GeorgeKephart ...............22008.SlavisaUbiparipovic .......5MitchBoyer ....................52009.JoshWilliams ...................6SlavisaUbiparipovic ......52010.Fivetied ..............................2011. Aaron Adkins ..................92012.AdmirSuljevic .................52013.AdmirSuljevic .................6

ASSISTS1954. N/A1955. N/A1956. N/A1957. N/A1958. Adam Pintz ....................151959. N/A1960. N/A1961.JohnHuber .......................31962. Mike Karic ........................61963.RudolfHermes ................41964. N/A1965.PaulLeenders ..................81966.LeoJohnson ......................81967.LeoJohnson ......................61968. Jim McMillan .................121969.VitoColonna ....................71970. Jim McMillan .................131971.VitoColonna ..................111972.EugeneVasu .....................5 Roman Rosul ..................51973.TedBusetto .......................51974.TalalKamal.......................41975. Roman Rosul ..................111976.BobHritz ..........................81977.WalterSchlothauer81978.JohnTyma.........................61979.WalterSchlothauer91980. Ali Kazemaini ..................4LiamCostello .................41981. Ali Kazemaini ..................61982. Mike Patterson .................61983.ThreeTied .........................41984. Paul Hames ......................61985.MikeBattista ....................41986. Paul Hames ......................61987. Paul Hames ............... 11

1988.PaulClark .........................81989.NickStavrou ....................71990.NickStavrou ..................101991.FrankZupano ..................51992.AndyOldknow ................61993.KevinSipsock ..................51994. Joe Katic ............................41995. Paddy McDaid .................41996.AidanBeatty ....................51997.TomEmery .......................51998.TomEmery .......................4JeremySheldon ...............41999. Ryan Sgro .........................22000.AdamCampellone ..........62001.O.C.Haugen ....................3 Adam Musser...................32002.JoachimWalker ................92003.SpencerLappin ................52004.DavidStewert ..................32005.SteveTrapp .......................42006.AndrewGuttling .............6

2007.MitchBoyer ......................42008.SlavisaUbiparipovic4

2009.AdmirSuljevic .................62010.ManuelConde .................42011.AdmirSuljevic .................52012.AdmirSuljevic .................42013. Aslinn Rodas ....................5

SAVES1954. N/A1955. N/A1956. N/A1957. N/A1958. N/A1959. N/A1960. N/A1961. N/A1962. N/A1963.TomPietrocini ..............1251964. N/A1965.JasonIvkovic ................1221966.SteveGies .......................531967.BobKacmarek ................951968. Horst Hotzy .................1061969. Horst Hotzy ...................931970. Horst Hotzy .................1311971. Horst Hotzy ...................861972. N/A

1973.IhorZyga ........................821974. Rod Mamminga .............371975. Rob Mamminga .............701976. N/A1977.FredBass .........................551978.JohnVanoostveen ..........691979.JohnVanoostveen ........1181980.JohnVanoostveen ........102

1981.JayLongsworth ...........1071982.JayLongsworth .............891983.JayLongsworth .............941984.BrianWilhelm ................411985.DenningMcTague .........871986.BlakeNew ......................501987.ChristCathis ..................53BlakeNew ....................531988.BlakeNew ......................861989.BlakeNew ......................781990.PhilVentre ......................741991.LeoOlsavsky ..................321992.PhilVentre ......................651993. Jason Krnac ..................1321994. Jason Krnac ....................531995. Jason Krnac ....................551996.AndyCarl .......................831997.AndyCarl .......................711998.GeoffMauch...................57

1999.GeoffMauch.................1042000. James Kryger ..................442001. James Kryger ..................77

2002.JosipNovkovic ..............712003. Amir Nettani ..................872004. Amir Nettan ...................982005.AnthonyDeMarco .......1052006. Kasey Gray .....................74

2007.NickHarpel ....................662008.NickHarpel ..................104

2009.BradStuver.....................582010.BradStuver.....................872011.BradStuver .....................662012.BradStuver.....................812013. NickCiraldo ...................24

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE1954. N/A1955. N/A1956. N/A1957. N/A1958. N/A1959. N/A1960. N/A1961. N/A1962. N/A1963. N/A1964. N/A1965. N/A1966. N/A1967. N/A1968. N/A1969. N/A1970. N/A1971. N/A1972. N/A

1973. N/A1974. N/A1975. N/A1976. N/A1977. N/A1978. N/A1979. N/A1980.JohnVanoostveen ...... 0.78

1981.JayLongsworth ..........1.241982.JayLongsworth ..........1.131983.JayLongsworth ..........0.931984.BrianWilhelm .............1.101985.DenningMcTague ......1.501986.BlakeNew ...................0.851987.BlakeNew ...................1.37

1988.BlakeNew ...................1.041989.BlakeNew ...................1.001990.PhilVentre ...................0.871991.LenOlsavsky ..............2.181992.PhilVentre ...................2.761993. Jason Krnac .................1.501994. Jason Krnac .................2.001995. Jason Krnac .................1.781996.AndyCarl ....................1.221997. Rob Peters ....................1.081998.GeoffMauch................2.04

1999.GeoffMauch................2.442000. James Kryger ...............2.022001. James Kryger ...............2.00

2002. Amir Kettani ...............1.922003.JoshCain ......................1.702004.ChrisBlack ..................1.642005.AnthonyDeMarco ......3.512006. Kasey Gray ..................1.44

2007.NickHarpel .................1.362008.NickHarpel .................1.38

2009.BradStuver..................1.062010.BradStuver..................1.342011.BradStuver ..................1.252012.BradStuver..................0.862013. Austin Saini .................0.98

YearlY leaderS

CuRRent Head CoaCH alI kazemaInI led tHe team as a PlayeR In botH goals and PoInts FRom 1980-83

all-tIme CoaCHIng ReCoRdsyeaR won lost tIed ConF. CoaCH1954* 2 2 2 JackMarshall1955* 4 0 1 JackMarshall1956* 5 3 0 JackMarshall1957* 4 2 1 JackMarshall1958* 7 1 1 JackMarshall1959* 9 1 0 JackMarshall1960* 6 4 0 JackMarshall1961* 2 7 0 JackMarshall1962* 4 3 2 JackMarshall1963* 4 5 1 JackMarshall1964* 4 6 0 JackMarshall1965 6 4 0 JackMarshall1966 4 5 2 JackMarshall1967 5 4 2 WilliamClarke1968 13 2 1 WilliamClarke1969 10 2 2 WilliamClarke1970 8 4 1 WilliamClarke1971 7 5 1 WilliamClarke1972 8 4 0 KlaasdeBoer1973 6 4 2 KlaasdeBoer1974 9 5 0 KlaasdeBoer1975 10 5 0 KlaasdeBoer1976 8 5 1 KlaasdeBoer1977 14 2 0 KlaasdeBoer1978 10 5 1 SteveParker1979 14 3 2 SteveParker1980 8 5 4 NasserSarfaraz1981 14 5 2 MasserSarfaraz1982 10 4 3 BrianDoyle1983 10 7 3 4-1-0 BrianDoyle1984 11 6 2 3-0-1 BrianDoyle1985 9 9 1 2-2-0 BrianDoyle1986 12 6 1 4-1-1 BrianDoyle1987 9 10 1 2-2-0 TomTurner1988 11 7 3 4-0-1 TomTurner1989 14 5 2 4-2-0 TomTurner1990 12 6 2 5-2-0 TomTurner1991 6 12 0 3-4-0 TomTurner1992 3 14 2 1-5-1 TomTurner1993 9 7 3 5-1-2 BrianDoyle1994 3 13 0 1-8-0 BrianDoyle1995 3 12 2 2-6-0 BrianDoyle1996 8 8 3 3-4-1 BrianDoyle1997 8 11 2 1-5-1 BrianDoyle1998 4 15 0 1-6-1 BrianDoyle1999 2 14 2 1-6-0 BrianDoyle2000 3 13 1 1-6-0 PeteCurtis2001 3 15 0 0-7-0 PeteCurtis2002 10 11 0 5-2-0 PeteCurtis2003 6 13 1 2-5-0 PeteCurtis2004 5 12 2 0-6-1 PeteCurtis2005 0 17 1 0-7-0 PeteCurtis2006 6 10 2 3-4-0 Ali Kazemaini2007 3 14 3 0-7-1 Ali Kazemaini2008 9 8 3 5-2-1 AliKazemaini2009 7 8 5 4-2-2 AliKazemaini2010 9 10 1 4-3-1 AliKazemaini2011 9 9 1 5-2-1 AliKazemaini2012 11 6 3 4-1-2 Ali Kazemaini2013 8 12 0 3-4-0 Ali Kazemainitotals 438 427 84 82-113-18 60 seasons*AsFennCollege

all-time recordS vS. opponentS

Cleveland state Has Had 33 wInnIng seasons In PRogRam HIstoRy

A AirForce ...............................................2-1-0Akron ................................................ 11-39-4Alabama A&M .....................................1-1-0Alderson-Broaddus .............................2-0-0Allegheny .............................................5-0-0Alliance .................................................4-0-0American ..............................................0-1-1AppalachianState ...............................2-1-0Army .....................................................0-1-0Ashland ................................................2-0-0B Baldwin-Wallace ..................................1-0-0Belmont ................................................1-2-0Bowling Green ................................16-13-1Bradley ..................................................1-0-0Brooklyn ...............................................0-1-1Brown ....................................................0-1-0Buffalo ..................................................3-5-1BuffaloState .........................................6-3-0Butler ...................................................5-17-2C California .............................................0-1-0Cal-Berkeley .........................................0-1-0Cal-Poly ................................................0-1-0CalStateNorthridge ...........................0-1-0Cal State Sacramento .........................0-1-0Canisius ................................................5-0-1CaseTech ..............................................5-7-3Cedarville .............................................1-1-0CentralMichigan .................................1-0-1Cincinnati ............................................6-6-1Clemson ................................................1-2-1Cornell ..................................................1-0-0D Dartmouth ............................................0-0-1Dayton ..................................................7-0-0Denison .................................................3-2-2Detroit ..............................................10-15-1Drake .....................................................0-1-0Duke ......................................................0-1-0Duquesne..............................................4-4-1E EasternIllinois .....................................4-6-1EasternMichigan.................................1-1-0Evansville .............................................3-5-2F FederalCity ..........................................1-0-0FredoniaState ......................................1-2-0FresnoState ..........................................0-3-0G George Mason ......................................0-2-0GeorgeWashington .............................0-1-0Georgetown ..........................................0-1-0Green Bay ........................................16-18-4GroveCity ............................................5-3-0H Hartford ................................................1-0-0Hartwick ...............................................0-2-0Hiram ....................................................6-3-0Howard .................................................1-4-1I IllinoisState ..........................................2-0-0Indiana ................................................5-16-1IPFW ......................................................3-5-1IUPUI ....................................................0-3-1IndianaSt.Evansville .........................1-0-0J JohnCarroll ..........................................3-1-0K Kent State .............................................8-3-0Kentucky ..............................................0-1-1Kenyon ..................................................5-4-1L LaSalle ...................................................1-1-0Lipscomb ..............................................0-2-0Louisville ..............................................2-3-0Loyola(Chicago) ...............................9-13-0M Maine ....................................................1-0-0Malone ..................................................1-0-0Marquette .............................................4-6-3Marshall ...............................................3-6-0Maryland ..............................................0-1-0

Massachusetts ......................................1-0-0Miami(Ohio) .......................................8-4-2Michigan ...............................................3-2-0MichiganState .....................................5-5-3Missouri State ......................................1-0-0Milwaukee .......................................15-26-3N Nevada-LasVegas ...............................0-1-1NewMexico .........................................1-0-1Niagara .................................................6-2-3NorthCarolinaState ...........................0-0-0NorthCarolina-Asheville ...................1-0-0NorthTexasState ................................1-0-0NorthernIllinois ..................................1-6-2Northwestern .......................................1-1-0Notre Dame ..........................................0-4-0NotreDame(Ohio) .............................0-1-0O Oakland ................................................5-4-0Oberlin ..................................................1-2-0Ohio State ........................................ 14-11-1Ohio .......................................................8-1-1OhioWesleyan .....................................7-6-2OldDominion ......................................0-0-1Oregon State ........................................0-2-0P Penn State ...........................................4-10-1PhiladelphiaTextile ............................0-1-2Pittsburgh .............................................5-6-4Portland ................................................1-1-0Q Quincy...................................................3-4-0R Richmond .............................................1-0-0Robert Morris .......................................8-5-0S St.Bonaventure....................................9-4-1St. Francis (Pa.) ....................................2-1-0St.FrancisXavier(Ca.) .......................1-0-0SaintLouis .......................................... 3-11-1Salem Int’l ...........................................0-0-0San Diego..............................................0-2-0San Jose State .......................................2-0-0SantaBarbara .......................................0-1-0SantaClara ...........................................0-4-0Seattle ....................................................0-1-0Siena ......................................................1-0-0SouthFlorida .......................................1-1-0SIUEdwardsville ................................2-5-0SouthernMethodist ............................1-0-1SWMissouriState ...............................2-0-0Stetson ...................................................1-0-0T Tampa....................................................1-0-0Temple...................................................0-1-0Toledo ....................................................7-1-1Towson ..................................................0-0-1U UCIrvine ..............................................0-2-0UCLA ....................................................1-1-0UIC ....................................................20-15-4U.S.International ................................1-0-0V Valparaiso .......................................... 11-5-2W Wake Forest .........................................0-1-0WestVirginia ........................................9-2-3WesternIllinois ....................................9-3-1WesternKentucky ...............................1-0-0WesternMichigan ...............................3-2-1WesternReserve ................................19-1-2Wheaton ...............................................0-1-0William&Mary ...................................1-0-0Wisconsin .............................................4-5-2Wittenberg ............................................2-0-0Wooster .................................................9-1-0Wright State .....................................17-14-1X Xavier ....................................................9-0-0Y Yale ........................................................0-1-0

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as Fenn College1954 (2-2-2)

O 2 WESTERNRESERVE W 5-2O 9 atWesternReserve L 3-4O 22 BALDWIN-WALLACE W 8-0O 23 atAkron(OT) T 1-1N 6 KentState L 1-4N 20 CaseTech(OT) T 2-2Goals: Fenn - 20; Opp. - 13

1955 (4-0-1)O 15 atCaseTech W 5-4O 20 WESTERNRESERVE W 5-0O 29 atAkron(OT) T 4-4N 5 AKRON W 5-0N 12 atWesternReserve W 5-0Goals: Fenn - 24; Opp. - 8

1956 (5-3-0) Kenyon L 1-4 Akron L 1-2 GroveCity L 3-4 atWesternReserve W 6-0 KENTSTATE W 6-2 WESTERNRESERVE W 7-0 CaseTech W 4-0 Allegheny W 3-2Goals: Fenn - 31; Opp. - 14

1957 (4-2-1)O 13 atKenyon W 1-0O 16 WESTERNRESERVE W 6-2O 26 atOhioWesleyan L 2-4O 30 atCaseTech(OT) T 3-3N 2 ALLEGHENY W 3-1N 5 atWesternReserve W 1-0N 9 GROVECITY L 2-3Goals: Fenn - 18; Opp. - 13

1958 (7-1-1)S AKRON W 3-2S Kenyon W 7-1O 4 WESTERNRESERVE W 8-0O 11 CASETECH L 2-3O 18 DENISON(OT) T 2-2O 21 atAllegheny W 6-3O 25 OHIOWESLEYAN W 3-1N 4 atWesternReserve W 6-0N 8 GROVECITY W 3-2Goals: Fenn - 40; Opp. - 14

1959 (9-1-0) atDenison W 2-1O 10 ALLEGHENY W 4-0O 14 atCaseTech W 3-1O 17 WESTERNRESERVE W 3-1O 21 Akron L 1-2O Kenyon W 3-2O OhioWesleyan W 3-1N 5 atWesternReserve W 4-2N 7 atGroveCity W 3-0N 14 atOberlin W 4-3Goals: Fenn - 30; Opp. - 13

1960 (6-4-0)O 1 Akron L 0-8O 8 FREDONIASTATE L 2-5O 12 atGroveCity W 3-2O 15 atAllegheny W 3-0O 19 WESTERNRESERVE W 8-0O 22 HIRAM W 2-1O 25 CASETECH W 3-2O 29 OHIOWESLEYAN W 3-2N 5 atOberlin L 0-5N 12 DENISON L 1-6Goals:Fenn-25;Opp.-31

1961 (2-7-0)O 7 atFredoniaState L 1-3O 14 atGroveCity W 3-2O 17 atCaseTech L 0-4O 13 atHiram L 0-1O 24 KENYON L 1-2O 28 atOhioWesleyan L 0-3N 2 atWesternReserve W 2-1N 4 OBERLIN L 0-2N 11 AKRON L 0-5Goals: Fenn - 7; Opp. - 23

1962 (4-3-2)S 29 GROVECITY W 3-0O 6 FREDONIASTATE W 2-0O 10 AKRON L 3-4O 13 atHiram W 6-1O 16 WESTERNRESERVE W 5-0O 20 Kenyon(OT) T 1-1O 27 atWooster L 2-3O 30 atCaseTech L 2-3N 3 OhioWesleyan(OT) T 1-1Goals: Fenn - 25; Opp. - 13

1963 (4-5-1)S 28 CEDARVILLE W 8-3O 3 KENYON L 0-3O 5 atGroveCity L 0-4O 12 atAkron L 0-1O 19 atOhioWesleyan L 3-8O 24 atWesternReserve(OT) T 2-2O 26 atWooster W 2-1O 27 atCaseTech L 1-2N 2 HIRAM W 6-4N 9 WESTERNRESERVE W 5-1Goals: Fenn - 27; Opp. - 29

1964 (4-6-0)S 26 atCedarville L 0-1O 3 atKenyon W 7-0O 8 atJohnCarroll L 2-5O 10 atToledo W 7-4O 14 atCaseTech L 1-5O 21 AKRON L 0-4O 24 KENTSTATE L 1-4O 31 OHIOWESLEYAN L 1-3N 7 atHiram W 2-1N 14 WESTERNRESERVE W 3-1Goals: Fenn - 24; Opp. - 28

as Cleveland state1965 (6-4-0)

S 25 ALLIANCE W 3-0O 2 atWesternReserve W 4-0O 6 JOHNCARROLL W 10-3O 9 TOLEDO W 4-2O 16 atOhioWesleyan L 2-3O 23 atAkron L 0-4O 27 atCaseTech L 1-2O 30 KENYON W 6-0N 7 HIRAM L 1-2N 13 atKentState W 2-1Goals: CSU - 33; Opp. - 17

1966 (4-5-2)S 24 atAlliance W 6-0S 28 CASETECH(OT) T 1-1O 1 atToledo W 3-1O 8 WESTERNRESERVE(OT)T 2-2O 15 atHiram L 3-4O 18 atJohnCarroll W 4-1O 22 atKenyon(OT) L 1-2O 26 atMalone W 11-0O 29 OHIOWESLEYAN L 1-3N 5 atDenison L 1-10N 12 KENTSTATE L 0-3Goals: CSU - 33; Opp. - 27

1967 (5-4-2)S 23 TOLEDO L 1-2S 27 atCaseTech L 1-2S 30 DENISON(OT) T 0-0O 4 ALLIANCE W 3-0O 7 atOhioWesleyan(OT) T 2-2O 11 atWesternReserve W 3-2O 14 HIRAM W 2-0O 20 JOHNCARROLL W 7-0O 28 atAkron L 3-4N 4 atKentState W 2-0N 11 atOhioState L 2-4Goals: CSU - 26; Opp. - 16

1968 (13-2-1)S 25 atAlliance W 6-2S 28 atMichigan W 2-0O 2 atSt.Bonaventure W 4-0O 7 WESTERNRESERVE W 2-0O 9 atDenison(OT) W 1-0O 12 BUFFALOSTATE(OT) W 2-1O 16 WITTENBERG W 2-0O 19 atHiram W 7-1

O 23 atToledo(OT) T 1-1O 26 atDayton W 2-0O 30 AKRON L 0-1N 2 KENTSTATE W 4-0N 6 CASETECH W 13-0N 9 OHIOSTATE W 4-0NCAAMidwestRegionalChampionshipsN 22 Wheaton L 1-3N 23 atWooster W 3-1Goals: CSU - 54; Opp. - 10

1969 (10-2-2)S 27 DAYTON W 3-2O 1 atPittsburgh(OT) T 3-3O 4 ST.BONAVENTURE W 5-1O 8 atWestVirginia W 4-1O 11 atBuffaloState L 1-2O 15 atWittenberg W 4-2O 18 MICHIGAN(OT) W 4-2O 25 AKRON(OT) W 2-1N 3 atKentState W 4-2N 5 TOLEDO W 5-1N 8 atMiami(Ohio) W 3-0N 15 atOhioState(OT) T 3-3

NCAAPlayoffsN 11 atMichiganState W 3-0N 29 SaintLouis+ L 1-2Goals: CSU - 45; Opp. - 22+ at Akron, Ohio

1970 (8-4-1)S 22 atDayton W 8-0S 26 atOhio W 4-1O 2 atMichiganState(OT) T 0-0O 10 WESTVIRGINIA W 5-1O 13 atKentState W 4-2O 16 Denver L 1-2O 17 vs.AirForce L 0-1O 24 PITTSBURGH W 2-0O 31 MIAMI(Ohio) W 10-0N 4 AKRON(OT) W 2-1N 7 atBuffaloState L 2-4N 14 OHIOSTATE W 7-1

NCAAPlayoffsN 21 atSIU-Edwardsville L 0-6Goals: CSU - 45; Opp. - 19

1971 (7-5-1)S 11 atQuincy L 2-4S 12 vs.UW-GreenBay L 1-2S 17 AIRFORCE W 3-1S 19 SAINTLOUIS L 2-5

Cleveland State’s history includes a trip to Brazil by the 1975 squad. The Vikings played in front of 100,000 fans at Maracana Stadium.

Year-bY-Year reSultS

tHe 2013 season maRks tHe 60tH yeaR oF men’s soCCeR at Cleveland state

year-By-year reSultS

S 29 OHIO L 2-3O 2 UIC W 4-1O 12 atToledo W 4-0O 16 WRIGHTSTATE W 24-0O 19 BUFFALOSTATE W 1-0O 23 atPittsburgh(OT) T 1-1O 30 atMiami(Ohio) W 7-1N 6 DAYTON W 4-0N 10 atAkron(OT) L 0-1Goals: CSU - 55; Opp. - 19

1972 (8-4-0)S 19 atAshland W 4-3S 23 HOWARD L 0-3S 30 atUIC W 1-0O 8 atSaintLouis L 1-4O 10 TOLEDO W 6-0O 14 atWrightState W 6-0O 18 atBuffaloState W 1-0O 21 PITTSBURGH W 3-1O 25 atOhio W 2-0O 29 UW-GREENBAY L 0-2N 3 atIndiana L 0-1N 8 AKRON W 1-0Goals: CSU - 25; Opp. - 14

1973 (6-4-2)S 19 ASHLAND W 2-1S 22 atHoward L 1-3S 29 atUW-GreenBay L 0-1O 3 BUFFALOSTATE W 5-0O 8 SAINTLOUIS(OT) T 1-1O 13 UW-MILWAUKEE W 4-2O 17 atToledo W 10-1O 20 atBowlingGreen L 1-5O 24 OHIO W 3-1O 27 WESTVIRGINIA(OT) T 1-1N 3 INDIANA W 1-0N 7 atAkron L 1-2Goals: CSU - 30; Opp. - 18

1974 (9-5-0)S 18 CINCINNATI W 5-2S 21 HOWARD L 0-2S 24 FEDERALCITY W 3-1S 28 AKRON W 2-1O 2 atBuffaloState W 2-1O 4 atSaintLouis L 1-2O 12 atUW-Milwaukee L 0-2O 19 BOWLINGGREEN L 1-2O 23 atOhio W 4-0O 26 atWestVirginia W 2-0N 3 atIndiana W 2-1N 6 KENTSTATE W 4-0N 9 UW-GREENBAY W 4-0

NCAAPlayoffsN 29 atSaintLouis L 0-1Goals: CSU - 30; Opp. - 15

1975 (10-5-0)S 16 XAVIER W 10-0S 19 vs.UW-Milwaukee W 3-1S 20 atQuincy L 0-1S 25 SAINTLOUIS L 1-2O 1 atCincinnati W 6-1O 4 atUW-GreenBay L 3-4O 10 vs.Howard(OT) W 3-2O 12 vs.UIC W 5-4O 18 atBowlingGreen W 8-1O 22 OHIO W 5-1O 25 WESTVIRGINIA W 3-0N 1 INDIANA W 2-1N 5 BUFFALOST. W 5-1N 28 atAkron L 0-4

NCAAPlayoffsN 22 atSIU-Edwardsville L 2-3Goals: CSU - 56; Opp. - 26

1976 (8-5-1)S 14 atXavier W 8-0S 19 atSaintLouis L 0-6S 25 WOOSTER W 5-1S 28 BUFFALO W 13-0O 2 UW-MILWAUKEE W 3-2O 6 CINCINNATI W 3-1O 9 BOWLINGGREEN W 2-1O 15 vs.Howard L 0-1O 17 vs.AppalachianSt.(OT) L 0-1O 20 atOhio W 3-1O 23 atWestVirginia(OT) T 1-1O 26 OHIOSTATE W 4-0O 31 atIndiana L 0-5N 6 AKRON L 1-2Goals: CSU - 43; Opp. - 22

1977 (14-2-0)S 13 XAVIER W 7-0S 19 SAINTLOUIS W 1-0S 21 OHIO W 8-0S 24 atWooster W 5-1S 27 atBuffalo L 1-2O 1 atUW-Milwaukee W 4-1O 5 ALDERSON-BROADDUSW 4-0O 8 atBowlingGreen W 2-0O 14 atSMU W 2-1O 16 atNorthTexasState W 2-0O 22 WESTVIRGINIA W 4-0O 25 atOhioState W 2-1O 29 INDIANA W 2-0N 5 atAkron W 4-3

NCAAPlayoffsN 7 SAINTLOUIS W 2-0N SIU-EDWARDSVILLE(3OT)L 2-3Goals: CSU - 52; Opp. - 12

1978 (10-5-1)S 8 atPennState L 2-3S 15 atSaintLouis L 0-2S 23 QUINCY L 0-1S 24 WESTERNILL. W 2-0S 27 WOOSTER W 4-0S 30 UW-MILWAUKEE W 3-0O 6 vs.SouthFlorida W 2-0O 8 atClemson L 2-3O 14 SMU(OT) T 1-1O 18 BOWLINGGREEN W 3-2O 21 atAlderson-Broaddus(OT)W 2-1O 22 atWestVirginia W 2-0O 25 OHIOSTATE W 4-0O 29 atIndiana W 1-0N 6 AKRON W 3-1

NCAAPlayoffsN 19 atIndiana L 1-3Goals: CSU - 32; Opp. - 17

1979 (14-3-2)A 29 UCLA W 3-2S 1 atUW-Milwaukee(OT) T 1-1S 2 vs.UW-GreenBay W 1-0S 12 OAKLAND W 4-1S 16 SAINTLOUIS L 1-2S 22 atWesternIll.(OT) L 2-3S 24 atQuincy W 2-1S 29 atWooster W 3-1O 3 PENNSTATE W 4-0O 5 vs.AppalachianState W 2-0O 7 atClemson W 2-1O 13 EVANSVILLE W 2-1O 17 atBowlingGreen W 3-1O 21 WESTVIRGINIA W 5-1O 28 INDIANA(OT) T 1-1O 31 KENTSTATE W 10-1N 3 atAkron W 5-1

NCAAPlayoffsN 11 UW-MILWAUKEE W 2-1N atIndiana L 0-5Goals: CSU - 53; Opp. - 24

1980 (8-5-4)S 2 atOakland W 6-0S 10 OHIO W 6-0S 12 atSaintLouis(OT) L 0-1S 17 atWestVirginia(OT) T 1-1S 20 QUINCY W 3-1S 23 WOOSTER W 2-0S 26 atPennState L 1-2O 3 AlabamaA&M(OT) L 0-1O 5 atClemson(OT) T 1-1O 10 atEvansville(OT) T 1-1O 11 vs.AirForce W 6-2O 26 atIndiana L 0-1O 18 BOWLINGGREEN W 3-0O 21 UW-MILWAUKEE(OT) W 1-0N 8 AKRON(OT) T 0-0

NCAAPlayoffsN 12 atUW-Milwaukee W 1-0N 30 atIndiana L 0-3Goals: CSU - 32; Opp. - 14

1981 (14-5-2)S 1 OAKLAND W 2-0S 2 SAINTLOUIS(OT) L 1-2S 15 CORNELL W 3-0S 18 vs.Rockhurst W 2-1S 19 atSIU-Edwardsville L 0-2S 21 atQuincy(OT) L 4-5S 25 ISU-EVANSVILLE W 1-0S 27 PENNSTATE(OT) T 1-1S 30 WESTVIRGINIA W 4-2O 5 DAYTON W 3-0O 7 DENISON W 4-0O 10 atWooster(OT) W 6-1O 14 EVANSVILLE(OT) W 2-1O 16 vs.AppalachianState W 2-0O 18 atClemson L 1-2O 22 INDIANA L 0-6O 27 atBowlingGreen W 3-2O 31 atUW-Milwaukee W 2-0N 1 atMarquette W 5-2N 4 atOhioState W 3-1N 7 atAkron(OT) T 0-0Goals: CSU - 49; Opp. - 28

1982 (10-4-3)S 9 atWisconsin W 1-0S 18 atOakland W 2-0S 21 WRIGHTSTATE W 1-0S 24 atPennState L 1-2S 26 atSaintLouis W 2-1O 1 vs.OldDominion(OT) T 2-2O 2 vs.Howard(OT) T 0-0O 6 WOOSTER W 5-1O 10 atEvansville L 0-3O 13 atDayton W 1-0O 16 MICHIGANST.(OT) T 1-1O 22 atIndiana L 0-3O 27 BOWLINGGREEN W 5-1O 30 UW-MILWAUKEE W 5-1O 31 MARQUETTE W 3-2N 4 OHIOSTATE W 2-0N 7 AKRON L 2-3Goals: CSU - 33; Opp. - 20

1983 (10-7-3/4-1-0)S 3 WISCONSIN L 0-1S 10 atEasternIllinois L 1-5S 14 EVANSVILLE(OT) T 0-0S 17 UW-GREENBAY W 2-0S 20 PENNSTATE L 0-1S 24 vs.Brooklyn(OT) T 0-0S 25 vs.Massachusetts W 2-0

Cleveland state In tHe Polls

National Coaches’ Poll1970..................................16th1975..................................19th1977....................................6th1978..................................14th1979..................................10th1980..................................15th

Midwest/Mideast Region1970....................................3rd1971....................................6th1972....................................8th1974....................................5th1975....................................5th1976..................................12th1977.....................................1st1978................................... 2nd1979................................... 2nd1981....................................5th1982....................................4th1983....................................7th1984....................................5th

Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association

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Year-bY-Year reSultS

S 20 ST.BONAVENTURE(OT)W 7-4S 25 SANDIEGO(OT) L 1-2S 26 SANTACLARA L 0-4S 29 atMiami(Ohio) L 1-4O 2 AKRON L 1-3O 4 atBowlingGreen L 2-4O 9 WESTERNILLINOIS* L 0-2O 11 EASTERNILLINOIS* L 1-3O 13 MARQUETTE(OT) T 2-2O 15 atRobertMorris L 0-1O 20 WESTVIRGINIA L 0-1O 23 atUW-GreenBay* L 1-4O 25 atUIC* L 2-4O 30 BUFFALO W 5-0N 1 atN.Illinois(OT)* T 1-1N 6 atWrightState* L 1-4Goals: CSU - 28; Opp. - 52* Mid-Continent Conference match

1993 (9-7-3/5-1-2)S 4 vs.Hartwick L 1-5S 6 vs.Maryland L 0-3S 11 MIAMI(Ohio) L 1-3S 15 atCincinnati W 2-0S 17 ROBERTMORRIS W 2-0S 19 XAVIER W 1-0S 24 CENTRALMICHIGAN T 1-1S 25 WESTERNKENTUCKY W 5-1O 3 atWrightState(OT)* T 1-1O 8 atWesternIllinois* W 2-0O 10 atEasternIllinois* W 1-0O 15 UW-GREENBAY* W 2-0O 20 atAkron L 0-2O 22 NORTHERNILL.(OT)* T 2-2O 24 UIC* W 3-2O 27 BOWLINGGREEN L 1-2O 29 atMarquette L 0-1O 31 atValparaiso* W 3-0N 5 UW-MILWAUKEE* L 2-6Goals: CSU - 30; Opp. - 30* Mid-Continent Conference match

1994 (3-13-0/1-8-0)S 3 atSt.Bonaventure W 4-0S 6 atPennState L 0-3S 9 atUW-GreenBay* L 2-4S 13 MARQUETTE L 0-2S 17 atLaSalle* L 0-1

O 31 MARQUETTE L 1-2N 2 UW-MILWAUKEE L 0-1N 5 BOWLINGGREEN W 4-0N 9 atPennState W 1-0Goals: CSU - 31; Opp. - 22

1987 (9-10-1/2-2-0)S 1 atOhioWesleyan W 1-0S 5 atMarquette L 0-1S 12 MIAMI(Ohio) W 5-1S 16 atEasternIllinois L 1-3S 19 UW-GREENBAY W 5-1S 23 atWesternIllinois(OT) L 2-4S 26 UIC W 4-0S 27 WISCONSIN W 2-1S 30 atIllinoisState W 2-1O 7 atMichiganState L 0-2O 9 atBowlingGreen(OT) L 0-1O 11 atOhioState L 0-1O 13 atOakland L 0-2O 16 INDIANA L 2-6O 18 atUW-Milwaukee L 1-2O 23 vs.Stetson W 5-2O 24 vs.GeorgeWashington L 2-4O 30 EVANSVILLE W 3-2N 4 CINCINNATI W 5-0N 7 PHILA.TEXTILE(OT) T 3-3Goals: CSU - 43; Opp. - 37

1988 (11-7-3/4-0-1)S 2 vs.Hartford W 1-0S 3 vs.American(OT) T 0-0S 9 MARQUETTE W 2-1S 13 atValparaiso W 3-0S 16 UW-MILWAUKEE(OT) L 0-1S 23 atUW-GreenBay W 2-0S 25 atWisconsin(OT) T 0-0S 28 EASTERNILLINOIS(OT)T 2-2O 1 QUINCY W 4-1O 2 BROOKLYN(OT) L 0-1O 5 MICHIGANSTATE W 4-2O 8 WESTERNILLINOIS W 5-1O 11 PENNSTATE L 1-4O 14 atIndiana L 0-5O 18 atUIC W 6-0O 21 OHIOSTATE W 3-0O 25 atEvansville L 0-1O 28 atLaSalle W 1-0O 30 atPhiladelphiaTextile L 1-3N 11 BOWLINGGREEN W 1-0N 11 AKRON L 0-1Goals: CSU - 36; Opp. - 23

1989 (14-5-2/4-2-0)S 1 vs.William&Mary W 1-0S 2 vs.UCLA L 1-3S 5 WESTERNMICHIGAN W 3-2S 17 atMarquette(OT) T 0-0S 18 atUW-Milwaukee W 2-1S 22 WISCONSIN L 2-4S 23 UW-GREENBAY L 1-2S 29 NORTHWESTERN W 1-0S 30 RICHMOND(OT) W 3-2O 6 VALPARAISO W 5-0O 8 SWMISSOURISTATE W 4-1O 13 atWesternIllinois W 1-0O 15 atEasternIllinois(OT) L 1-3O 20 atAkron W 1-0O 21 UIC W 3-0O 24 atPennState W 1-0O 27 atNewMexico(OT) T 1-1O 29 vs.U.S.International W 2-1N 1 MIAMI(Ohio) W 5-0N 3 atBowlingGreen L 2-4N 8 WRIGHTSTATE W 2-1Goals: CSU - 42; Opp. - 25

1990 (12-6-2/5-2-0)A 28 ST.BONAVENTURE W 6-0A 31 vs.Hartwick L 0-1S 2 vs.FresnoState L 1-2S 7 atUW-GreenBay(OT) W 1-0S 9 atWisconsin(OT) T 0-0S 14 atSantaClara L 0-3S 16 atSanJoseState W 1-0S 22 CENTRALMICHIGAN W 4-0S 29 atN.Illinois(OT) L 2-5S 30 atUIC W 4-0O 5 NEWMEXICO W 6-0O 6 DARTMOUTH(OT) T 1-1O 12 INDIANA L 1-2O 13 VALPARAISO W 4-0O 16 atWrightState W 3-1O 19 EASTERNILLINOIS W 5-0O 20 WESTERNILLINOIS W 6-2O 23 AKRON L 1-2N 2 atMiami(Ohio) W 4-0N 4 BOWLINGGREEN W 2-1Goals: CSU - 52; Opp. - 20

1991 (6-12-0/3-4-0)S 7 vs.OhioState W 2-1S 8 vs.Marquette L 0-1S atIndiana L 1-4S 15 atValparaiso W 3-1S 20 vs.Cal-Berkeley L 1-2S 22 atSanDiego L 1-2S 27 GEORGETOWN L 1-3S 28 GEORGEMASON L 2-4O 1 atAkron(OT) L 1-2O 5 UIC W 1-0O 9 WRIGHTSTATE L 0-2O 11 UWGREEN-BAY W 6-0O 13 NORTHERNILLINOIS L 2-3O 19 atSt.Bonaventure W 2-1O MIAMI(Ohio) W 3-2O 27 atEasternIllinois(OT) L 2-6O 31 WISCONSIN L 0-2N 3 BOWLINGGREEN L 0-3Goals: CSU - 28; Opp. - 39

1992 (3-14-2/1-5-1)S 12 vs.GeorgeMason L 0-4S 13 vs.American L 0-4S 18 VALPARAISO* W 3-1

S 30 atWesternIllinois W 3-2O 1 atSWMissouriState W 7-1O 4 OHIOWESLEYAN(OT) W 1-0O 8 vs.Tampa W 2-0O 9 atSouthFlorida L 2-3O 15 atMichiganState W 6-0O 22 INDIANA L 0-3O 26 atBowlingGreen L 0-2O 29 atMarquette(OT) T 0-0O 30 atUW-Milwaukee W 4-0N 3 atOhioState W 2-1N 6 atAkron L 0-2N 12 UIC W 4-0Goals: CSU - 36; Opp. - 21

1984 (11-6-2/3-0-1)S 1 atLouisville W 3-0S 4 FRESNOSTATE L 0-1S 7 atUIC W 5-1S 9 atWisconsin W 3-1S 15 EASTERNILLINOIS W 1-0S 19 DAYTON W 4-0S 23 atUW-GreenBay(OT) T 0-0S 28 atXavier W 3-2S 30 atEvansville L 1-2O 6 MARQUETTE L 1-2O 9 MICHIGANSTATE W 3-1O 12 atPennState W 2-1O 14 WESTERNILLINOIS W 2-1O 24 atIndiana L 0-1O 24 BOWLINGGREEN W 1-0O 27 UW-MILWAUKEE(OT) T 1-1O 31 OHIOSTATE W 5-1N 7 WESTVIRGINIA L 1-3N 10 AKRON L 1-2Goals: CSU - 37; Opp. - 20

1985 (9-9-1/2-2-0)S 1 LOUISVILLE W 4-0S 5 atNevada-LasVegas L 0-3S 7 vs.California L 0-3S 8 atFresnoState L 0-4S 11 XAVIER W 7-0S 13 WISCONSIN W 5-1S 21 UW-GREENBAY W 4-1S 27 atWesternIllinois L 1-2S 29 atUW-Milwaukee L 0-2O 2 atOhioWesleyan W 1-0O 6 EVANSVILLE L 0-2O 9 atMichiganState(OT) T 1-1O 12 atEasternIllinois L 0-1O 18 INDIANA L 1-2O 23 atBowlingGreen W 2-0O 26 atMarquette W 3-1O 30 atOhioState W 1-0N 2 UIC W 6-0N 9 atAkron L 1-5Goals: CSU - 37; Opp. - 28

1986 (12-6-1/4-1-1)S 2 OHIOWESLEYAN W 1-0S 6 atUIC W 3-1S 7 atWisconsin L 3-6S 10 atMiami(Ohio)(OT) T 0-0S 14 OAKLAND W 1-0S 24 atEvansville L 0-6S 27 atYale L 0-2S 29 atMaine W 2-0O 1 OHIOSTATE W 1-0O 4 atUW-GreenBay W 2-0O 8 MICHIGANSTATE W 3-0O 12 EASTERNILLINOIS W 3-1O 17 atIndiana L 0-2O 19 WESTERNILLINOIS W 3-0O 25 ILLINOISSTATE W 3-1

Cleveland state’s nCaa aPPeaRanCes

Midwest Regional Division Championship1968 Preliminary vs.Wheaton L ............ 1-3 Consolation vs.Wooster W .......... 3-1

National Playoffs1969 Regionals vs.MichiganState W .......... 3-0 Quarterfinals vs.SaintLouis L ............ 1-21970 Regionals vs.SIU-Edwardsville L ............ 0-61974 Regionals vs.SaintLouis L ............ 0-11975 Regionals vs.SIU-Edwardsville L ............ 2-31977 Regionals vs.SaintLouis W .......... 2-0 Quarterfinals vs.SIU-Edwardsville* L ............ 2-31978 Regionals vs.Indiana L ............ 1-31979 Regionals vs.Milwaukee W .......... 2-1 Quarterfinals vs.Indiana L ............ 0-51980 Regionals vs.Milwaukee W .......... 1-0 Quarterfinals vs.Indiana L ............ 0-32012 FirstRound atMichiganState L ............ 1-2*-ThreeOvertimes

Year-bY-Year reSultS

S 20 AKRON(OT) L 1-3S 23 WESTVIRGINIA W 6-1S 24 UW-MILWAUKEE L 1-3S 28 atMiami(Ohio) L 1-3O 2 WRIGHTSTATE* L 0-4O 12 atDetroit* L 1-2O 16 atXavier* W 1-0O 21 atUIC* L 2-3O 21 atNorthernIllinois* L 0-3O 26 atBowlingGreen(OT) L 1-2N 3 BUTLER* L 1-2Goals: CSU - 21; Opp. - 36* Midwestern Collegiate Conference match

1995 (3-12-2, 2-6-0)S 2 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE W 3-1S 10 UIC* W 1-0S 12 PENNSTATE L 1-4S 16 atUNLV(OT) T 1-1S 17 vs.SantaBarbara L 0-2S 22 CINCINNATI L 1-2S 23 MIAMI(Ohio)(OT) T 2-2S 26 atAkron L 0-2O 6 atLoyola* L 1-3O 10 UW-GREENBAY* L 0-1O 11 DETROIT* L 1-2O 15 atUW-Milwaukee* L 0-5O 20 atMarquette L 0-3O 22 NORTHERNILLINOIS* L 0-1O 27 atWrightState(OT)* W 3-1O 29 atButler* L 0-1

MCCTournamentatDeKalb,Ill.N 2 vs.Detroit L 1-5Goals: CSU - 21; Opp. - 36* Midwestern Collegiate Conference match

1996 (8-8-3, 3-4-1)A 31 ST.BONAVENTURE W 5-2S 8 vs.UC-Sacramento L 0-1S 11 atMiami(Ohio) W 1-0S 14 BUFFALO(OT) T 0-0S 20 PHILA.TEXTILE(OT) T 1-1S 21 BRADLEY W 3-1S 29 atWrightState W 1-0O 1 AKRON L 0-1O 8 DETROIT(OT)* T 2-2O 13 atButler* L 1-3O 18 atUIC* W 2-0O 24 CINCINNATI L 0-2O 27 UW-GREENBAY* L 1-2O 28 atNorthernIllinois* L 0-1O 29 LOYOLA* W 4-1N 1 UW-MILWAUKEE(OT)* L 0-1N 3 atOhioState W 1-0MCCTournamentatIndianapolis,Ind.

N 8 vs.NorthernIllinois W 1-0N 9 atButler L 2-4Goals: CSU - 25; Opp. - 22* Midwestern Collegiate Conference match

1997 (8-11-2, 1-5-1)A 30 atUW-GreenBay(OT)* T 0-0S 1 atValparaiso W 4-1S 6 vs.UNC-Asheville W 4-0S 7 atKentucky L 0-1S 14 BUTLER* L 2-3S 16 atAkron L 2-3S 19 NIAGARA T 1-1S 20 CANISIUS W 2-0S 24 ROBERTMORRIS W 6-1S 28 UIC* L 0-1O 1 atDetroit* L 0-2O 5 WRIGHTSTATE(OT)* L 1-2O 10 atLoyola* W 2-1O 12 atUW-Milwaukee* L 1-2O 17 atPennState L 0-2

O 22 OHIOSTATE L 0-1O 26 atSt.Francis(Pa.) W 2-1O 29 EASTERNMICHIGAN W 2-0N 1 atPittsburgh L 0-1MCCTournamentatMilwaukee,Wisc.

N 8 vs.Detroit W 3-2N 9 vs.Butler L 0-2Goals: CSU - 32; Opp. - 27* Midwestern Collegiate Conference match

1998 (4-15-0, 1-6-0)S 1 WESTERNMICHIGAN L 0-1S 5 St.FrancisXavier W 3-1S 6 Army L 0-3S 9 AKRON L 0-2S 13 atButler* L 0-4S 18 MIAMI L 2-3S 19 MARSHALL L 2-3S 27 atUIC* L 2-3S 30 DETROIT* L 1-2O 4 atWrightState(OT)* L 1-2O 7 atRobertMorris(OT) W 2-1O 11 LOYOLA* W 4-0O 15 PENNSTATE L 0-1O 18 UW-GREENBAY* L 2-3O 23 UW-MILWAUKEE* L 1-2O 25 ST.FRANCIS(Pa.) W 2-1O 28 atOhioState L 1-3O 30 atEasternMichigan L 3-4MCCTournamentatIndianapolis,Ind.

N 3 vs.Butler L 0-5Goals: CSU - 26; Opp. - 44* Midwestern Collegiate Conference match

1999 (2-14-2, 1-6-0)S 1 atWesternMichigan W 3-1S 5 vs.IUPUI L 0-1S 6 atMichiganState L 0-4S 11 UW-GREENBAY* W 2-1S 14 atNotreDame L 0-1S 17 DUQUESNE T 1-1S 18 TOWSON T 1-1S 26 UIC* L 0-4S 29 atDetroit* L 0-4O 3 WRIGHTSTATE* L 0-2O 5 atPennState L 0-1O 7 atAkron L 0-2O 10 atLoyola* L 0-5O 13 OHIOSTATE L 0-6O 17 BUTLER* L 0-2O 24 atUW-Milwaukee* L 1-2O 27 PITTSBURGH L 0-3

MCCTournamentatIndianapolis,Ind.N 4 vs.UIC L 0-6Goals: CSU - 8; Opp. - 47* Midwestern Collegiate Conference match

2000 (3-13-1, 1-6-0 mCC)S 1 WESTERNMICHIGAN T 1-1S 5 MICHIGAN(OT) L 2-3S 10 MICHIGANSTATE L 2-3S 15 ROBERTMORRIS L 1-3S 16 CANISIUS W 3-1S 19 atNotreDame L 1-2S 22 NIAGARA W 2-1S 27 DETROIT* W 7-3O 1 atWrightState* L 0-3O 8 atUIC* L 0-4O 11 atOhioState L 0-2O 15 atButler* L 1-3O 19 UW-GREENBAY* L 1-4O 22 LOYOLA* L 1-2O 25 atPittsburgh L 1-2O 28 UW-MILWAUKEE* L 0-1

MCCTournamentO 31 atUIC L 0-5Goals: CSU - 23; Opp. - 43* Midwestern Collegiate Conference match

2001 (3-15-0, 0-7-0 Hl)S 1 atMarshall L 2-3S 4 atRobertMorris W 1-0S 7 atMichigan L 0-1S 9 atMichiganState L 0-2S 15 atLoyola* L 0-3S 19 atNotreDame L 1-3S 22 ST.BONAVENTURE W 4-3S 25 atDetroit* L 0-2S 29 WRIGHTSTATE* L 1-2O 3 PITTSBURGH(2OT) L 1-2O 6 BUTLER* L 2-4O 10 OHIOSTATE L 0-1O 14 UIC* L 2-5O 17 atUW-GreenBay* L 0-1O 21 UW-MILWAUKEE* L 0-1O 26 BOWLINGGREEN L 0-2O 31 IPFW(2OT) W 1-0

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 10 atUW-Milwaukee L 2-3Goals: CSU - 17; Opp. - 38* Horizon League match

2002 (10-11-0, 5-2-0 Hl)A 30 NIAGARA W 2-0S 1 DUQUESNE L 0-1S 4 ROBERTMORRIS L 0-2S 7 CINCINNATI W 3-2S 11 atButler* W 2-1S 14 IPFW L 2-6S 20 atKentucky L 1-3S 22 vs.Marshall W 5-2S 28 atSt.Bonaventure L 1-4O 2 DETROIT* W 3-2O 6 atWrightState* W 3-1O 9 LOYOLA* W 3-2O 13 atUIC* L 2-5O 17 UW-GREENBAY* W 3-0O 20 AKRON L 3-5O 27 atUW-Milwaukee* L 0-7O 30 atPittsburgh L 0-3N 3 atBowlingGreen L 2-3

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 9 UW-GREENBAY W 2-1N 15 vs.UIC W 5-3N 17 atUW-Milwaukee L 0-8Goals: CSU - 42; Opp. - 61* Horizon League match

2003 (6-13-1, 2-5-0 Hl)A 28 vs.Temple L 1-3A 30 atDuquesne L 2-3S 3 atRobertMorris W 3-2S 6 atLoyola* W 3-2S 9 atNiagara W 2-1S 14 atXavier W 2-0S 17 atCincinnati L 0-1S 20 UIC(OT)* W 5-4S 24 Pittsburgh W 3-2S 26 UW-Milwaukee* L 2-4O 1 atDetroit(OT)* L 1-2O 4 WrightState* L 0-1O 9 Marshall L 0-2O 14 NotreDame L 0-6O 16 BowlingGreen(2OT) T 2-2O 21 atIPFW L 1-2O 24 Butler* L 2-3O 28 atAkron L 0-1N 1 atUW-GreenBay* L 1-3

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 8 atDetroit L 0-1Goals: CSU - 30; Opp. - 45* Horizon League match

The 2006 Cleveland State squad was the most-improved NCAA Division I team in the country.

Year-bY-Year reSultS

Year-bY-Year reSultS

2008 (9-8-3, 5-2-1 Hl)A 30 vs.Seattle L 0-1S 1 atUCIrvine L 1-2S 5 atMissouriState W 2-0S 6 vs.Drake L 0-3S 12 NIAGARA T 3-3S 19 atSt.Bonaventure T 0-0S 21 atAkron L 1-2S 26 atUIC* L 0-5S 28 atLoyola* L 0-5O 3 GREENBAY* W 2-1O 5 MILWAUKEE* W 2-1O 8 IPFW W 2-0O 11 VALPARAISO* W 3-2O 17 atDetroit* W 1-0O 22 atOhioState L 0-1O 25 WRIGHTSTATE* W 3-0N 2 atButler* T 1-1

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 9 WRIGHTSTATE W 2-1N 14 atButler W 1-0N 16 vs.Loyola L 0-1Goals: CSU - 24; Opp. - 29* Horizon League match

2009 (7-8-5, 4-2-2 Hl)S 1 ST.BONAVENTURE W 3-0S 5 vs.SantaClara L 2-3S 7 atUCIrvine L 0-2S 11 atIUPUI(2OT) T 2-2S 18 atBuffalo L 0-1S 20 atNiagara W 2-1S 25 LOYOLA* W 1-0S 27 UIC*(2OT) T 1-1O 2 atMilwaukee*(2OT) T 0-0O 4 atGreenBay* L 0-3O 9 atOhioState L 0-2O 11 SIUEDWARDSVILLE(OT)W 1-0O 14 atIPFW L 1-2O 18 DETROIT*(2OT) W 4-3O 21 atPittsburgh(2OT) T 2-2O 24 atWrightState* W 2-0O 31 BUTLER* W 1-0N 7 atValparaiso* L 1-2

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 10 UIC(2OT) T 0-0N 13 atButler L 1-2Goals: CSU - 24; Opp. - 26* Horizon League match

2010 (9-10-1, 4-3-1 Hl)S 1 atSt.Bonaventure L 0-1S 5 NIAGARA W 2-1S 10 vs.Northwestern L 0-4S 12 atNorthernIllinois L 0-2S 17 atSIUEdwardsville L 0-2S 19 IPFW W 1-0S 24 atUIC* W 3-2S 26 atLoyola* L 0-3O 1 GREENBAY* W 3-1O 3 MILWAUKEE*(2OT) L 0-1O 6 PITTSBURGH W 2-0O 9 VALPARAISO* W 1-0O 11 BUFFALO L 0-2O 15 atDetroit* L 0-2O 17 atIUPUI(2OT) L 1-2O 23 WRIGHTSTATE* W 2-1O 30 AKRON W 2-1N 5 atButler*(2OT) T 0-0

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 9 DETROIT W 2-1N 12 atButler L 1-2Goals: CSU - 20; Opp. - 28* Horizon League match

2004 (5-12-2, 0-6-1 Hl)S 3 atLouisville L 1-3S 5 vs.AlabamaA&M(2OT) W 3-2S 15 DUQUESNE W 2-1S 19 atMarshall L 2-3S 21 atIPFW(OT) L 1-2S 24 XAVIER W 2-1S 26 atUIC(2OT)* T 1-1S 29 NIAGARA T 0-0O 3 atWrightState* L 1-2O 5 ROBERTMORRIS W 3-1O 9 UW-GREENBAY(2ot)* L 0-1O 11 AKRON L 1-2O 15 BUFFALO W 1-0O 17 LOYOLA* L 0-2O 20 DETROIT* L 1-4O 24 atButler* L 0-2O 31 atUW-Milwaukee(OT)* L 0-1N 3 atPittsburgh(OT) L 2-3

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 6 atUW-Milwaukee L 0-4Goals: CSU - 30; Opp. - 45* Horizon League match

2005 (0-17-1, 0-7-0 Hl)S 2 vs.Canisius(2OT) T 1-1S 4 atBuffalo L 0-5S 9 atAkron L 2-12S 10 MARSHALL L 3-5S 12 atRobertMorris L 0-2S 18 atUW-GreenBay* L 1-5S 22 atDuquesne L 0-3S 29 UW-MILWAUKEE* L 0-1O 2 BUTLER* L 0-4O 4 atNiagara L 1-6O 9 UIC(2OT)* L 1-2O 11 IPFW(2OT) L 1-2O 16 atDetroit* L 2-3O 19 WRIGHTSTATE* L 1-3O 23 VALPARAISO L 2-5O 26 atBowlingGreen L 1-3O 30 atLoyola* L 1-2

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 5 atDetroit L 0-1Goals: CSU - 17; Opp. - 65* Horizon League match

2006 (6-10-2, 3-4-0 Hl)A 25 ROBERTMORRIS W 4-0A 27 CANISIUS W 3-1A 30 atPittsburgh T 0-0S 3 WESTERNMICHIGAN L 1-0S 6 atMarshall L 1-0S 9 UW-GREENBAY* L 3-1S 13 NIAGARA L 4-3S 17 atValparaiso W 2-1S 20 atCincinnati L 3-1S 24 LOYOLA(OT)* L 1-0S 30 atButler* W 1-0O 3 atRutgers L 6-1O 8 atUIC L 2-0O 11 atIPFW T 2-2O 15 atUW-Milwaukee* L 2-1O 18 DETROIT* W 2-0O 20 atWrightState* W 2-1

HorizonLeagueChampionshipO 28 atLoyola L 2-3Goals: CSU - 25; Opp. - 31* Horizon League match

2007 (6-10-2, 3-4-0 Hl)A 26 atAkron L 0-3A 31 ST.BONAVENTURE L 1-3S 2 atNiagara W 2-1S 5 atWesternMichigan W 1-0S 9 atKentucky T 1-1S 14 vsCalSt.Northridge$ L 0-2S 16 vsCalPoly$ L 0-1S 19 NOTREDAME(OH) L 1-4S 23 atDuquesne L 1-2S 30 atCanisius W 1-0O 5 UIC* T 1-1O 7 LOYOLA* L 0-2O 12 atGreenBay* L 0-1O 14 atMilwaukee* L 1-2O 19 BUTLER* L 1-2O 21 atWrightState* L 1-2O 26 DETROIT* L 0-4O 28 atDuke L 0-3N 2 atValparaiso* L 0-1 HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 9 atGreenBay T 0-0Goals: CSU - 12; Opp. - 28* Horizon League match

On October 30, 2010, Cleveland State defeated Akron, the eventual national champion, 2-1, becoming the only team to beat the Zips that season.

2011 (9-9-1, 5-2-1 Hl)A 27 atAkron L 0-5S 3 atBowlingGreen W 2-1S 9 atSanJoseState W 2-0S 11 atSantaClara L 0-2S 14 atWakeForest L 1-2S 18 ROBERTMORRIS(OT) L 1-2S 21 ST.BONAVENTURE L 1-2S 24 VALPARAISO*(2OT) T 0-0S 27 atWrightState*(OT) L 1-2O 1 atMilwaukee* W 3-2O 5 atPittsburgh(OT) W 1-0O 8 LOYOLA* W 4-0O 14 atUIC* W 2-1O 19 IUPUI L 0-1O 22 GREENBAY* L 1-2O 26 atButler* W 2-1O 30 CANISIUS W 2-1N 4 DETROIT* W 2-0

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 8 LOYOLA L 0-1Goals: CSU - 24; Opp. - 26* Horizon League match

2012 (11-6-3, 4-1-2 Hl)A 24 atRobertMorris W 2-0A 31 atOakland L 0-1S 2 atMichigan W 3-0S 7 atBrown L 0-2S 9 vs.Siena W 3-2S 14 BOWLINGGREEN L 0-1S 18 atDuquesne W 2-0S 22 atDetroit* L 1-3S 26 atCincinnati T 0-0S 29 atWisconsin L 1-2O 3 BELMONT W 4-0O 9 WRIGHTSTATE* W 2-1O 13 atValparaiso* T 0-0O 20 MILWAUKEE* W 2-1O 24 atLoyola* W 3-2O 27 UIC* W 1-0N 3 atGreenBay* T 1-1

HorizonLeagueChampionshipN 9 vs.Valparaiso W 1-0N 11 vs.Loyola W 2-0

NCAAChampionshipN 15 atMichiganState L 2-1Goals: CSU - 29; Opp. - 18* Horizon League match

2013 (8-12, 3-4 HL)A30 atOrgonState L 3-0S1 atPortland W 3-2S4 atLouisville L 2-0S8 MARSHALL W 2-1S13 atBelmont L 1-0S15 vs.Lipscomb L 1-0S18 DUQUESNE W 3-2S22 BUFFALO L 1-0S28 OAKLAND* L 2-1O2 CINCINNATI L 1-0O5 atUIC* L 1-0O9 AKRON L 2-1O12 GREENBAY* W 3-0O16 atBowlingGreen W 1-0O23 DETROIT* W 5-2O27 atOhioState L 1-0O30 atWrightState* W 2-0N2 VALPARAISO* L 1-0N9 atMilwaukee* L 5-0N12 WRIGHTSTATE*(Forfeit)W 2-1Goals: CSU - 23; Opp. - 29* Horizon League match

2014 SCHEDULEAUGUST

Day Date Opponent Location TimeWednesday 20 LAKE ERIE (Exhibition) KrenzlerField 11:00a.m.Saturday 23 ST. FRANCIS (Pa.) (Exhibition) KrenzlerField 3:00p.m.Friday 29 SALEM INTERNATIONAL KrenzlerField 3:30p.m.Sunday 31 atMarshall Huntington,W.Va. 1:00p.m.

SEPTEMBERFriday 5 atN.C.State Raleigh,N.C. 7:00p.m.Sunday 7 atWakeForest Winston-Salem,N.C. 7:00p.m.Friday 12 atCalifornia Berkeley,Calif. 4:00p.m.Sunday 14 atSacramentoState Sacramento,Calif. 4:00p.m.Wednesday 24 atCincinnati Cincinnati,Ohio 7:00p.m.Saturday 27 atMilwaukee* Milwaukee,Wis. 8:00p.m.

OCTOBERSaturday 4 atBelmont* Belmont,Tenn. 3:00p.m.Tuesday 7 BOWLING GREEN KrenzlerField 7:00p.m.Saturday 11 OAKLAND* KrenzlerField 7:00p.m.Wednesday 15 atWrightState* Fairborn,Ohio 7:00p.m.Saturday 18 VALPARAISO* KrenzlerField 7:00p.m.Saturday 25 atDetroit* Detroit,Mich. 2:00p.m.Tuesday 28 atAkron Akron,Ohio 7:00p.m.

NOVEMBERSaturday 1 UIC* KrenzlerField 7:00p.m.Friday 7 GREEN BAY* KrenzlerField 7:00p.m.

2014 Horizon League ChampionshipMonday 10 FirstRound atCampusSites TBAThursday 13 Semifinals atNo.1Seed TBASaturday 15 Championship atNo.1Seed TBA

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